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Show 1 " IT) 1 ' 3 .. ,'WVI- 4. 7 f ' - 'i .3L .. " J r -- , in,,- - - : , 25-gamejw- i iH -- v demanci: f So Koux :a iot of going-t- of ' the places-Hi- libs Angeles Dodgersis; -- itinerary includes an apj s peaince before lias Vegas footlights and in - m'- : ; ' Edmon- ton, Alta:,: and tnhe Sportsman's Show in Boston, 4 4A leading question; is! whether Koufaxwill fade like a lo t. of other baseball banquet beauties. 7 With the numter'o'f dinriers increasing since World War II, this becomi a problem t)f baseball's pinup boys. has ' Cold roast beef and wrinkled peas night in and night out, being up late and travel hasn't done any of them any good; Most of them", will tell you that the $20,000 or so picked up f rom 30 to :40 stops didn't, nearly compensate for the damage done. I-:'- - . ; Mi ra Stars As Souvh ,i ' U I, Sports Editor Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ' Kouf ax. is making ; 1 ' NEW ' YORK ' (NEA)--San- dy a complete whirl of the Rubber. Chicken Circuit. 1; ; ' ; The. first National League pitcher to strike out gnore than 300 batters in a season and a nt. Who was the star of the7 World "Series is in great .; i '(""- -' By HARRY GRAYSON' ; t Second Half Gives ! v - , victory Wins v. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Unbeaten Utah received its toughest test of the season Saturday night but the scrambling Redskins put on a second half 2 and spurt to beat Rice post their seventh' successive win. Playing before a crowd of 5,342 biggest of the seasonr-CoaJack Gardner's young club rattled the visitors with a full court press and ball hawking in the second 'half to pull away after the tall and rugged Texans stayed within close distance through the entire con- i . v' r Utali helped by the hot . 4 of two - point conversions and ,set up the clinching touchdown in the final .quarter. Mira 's touchdown tosses were to Clem Dellenger of Tul?ne shoot-- i n g of sophomore forward George Fisher," managed a 5 ' ; half time advantage. 36-3- , 60-4- y u Bulge Then in the second half the home team broke away for a ' 8 . bulge. Skip Kroeger, forward Spence Thurgood, Fisher and Doug Moon all got into i the scoring act in building the! bulge. However, the Owls fought back and came within fiv pointSr-77-7- 2 with five seconds remaining. Thurgood and j Dan-nHawes then hit free throws to put the game out of reach. Through the first 30 minutes only six. points separated the two clubs until Utah broke ' f: away. Biggest Margin Utah's biggest margin was 1 with 10 minutes left: Fisher and Thurgood shared high scoring honors for the Utes with 20 apiece. However, high scoring honors in the game went to Rice's six foot, 10 inch center, Kendall Rhine, who had , 8 - ! ' f wn 23-1- ch , George Mira, of Miami, hurled his Dixie comrades from behind a deficit Saturday to lead the South to a. 4 victory in the "16th annual North-Sout- h College All-- S i' gamel ffic: ) y ! Mira voted the' South's most valuable player, thrilled a spa crowd Of 19,120 in the Orange Bowl as he pitched for t'o touchdowns, passed for a pair two-touchdo- ij test. MIAMI (UPI) the passing wizard 79-7- '...- 23-1- 4 "'and teammate ' while, his ; two-poi- .? .4:' Nick . Spinelli, conversion nt passes were gathered in by Spi-jne- lli and Duke's Stan Crisson .with Florida's Frank Lasky contributing the other point rby .Stanley Musial had the poorest (for him) of his placement. Dave Casinelli of from the two for the final quar early campaigns with St. Louis after making the ter score, v rounds on the heels of the Cardinals' last world chamJ Jack Concannon of Boston pionship, in 1946 Stan the Man got going later than College, voted the outstanding had" to undergo an appen North All-Ststar, seemed bent ' on North-Sout- h auction AHEAD in GEORGE TROUBLE in FOR annual the South's game quardectomy at ' season's end. Miami's Orange Bowl. The South won the game, breaking the game open in the terback George Mira, (30) , Miami University first period when he scored once :. 23-1While always 'apref erred guest, the greatest of (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) attempts to squirm away from two and passed 26 yards to Cloyd charging North tacklers in the second quarter of tlje Red Birds i took mighty good care not to get inWebb of Iowa for another, touch nerve-wrackias that as volved" in 'Anything again. down, Gary Letcher of Iowa kicking both points. But from men on, mira iook over ana. me North never ' dented ' the " goal ' ' line again. , Mira, whose team won only ' three games this season against six defeats, displayed the poise 62-5- 0 and proficiency which caused the San Francisco 49ers to sign him to a pro contract as he By STEVE PHILLIPS Den21. flipped 27 completions in 42 at Judge Memorial, led by nis Bianchi and Ray Thomas, Box: tempts for 366 yards. Only one in the of O half the second last Utah (79) T F interception marred his day. ROVO. UTAH COUNTY, UTAH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1963 11 8 moved 5 20 ahead Fisher Concannon, . signed by tht quarter points 0 on and held 9 for 3 a 20 casaba ' r AI Thurgood Philadelphia Eagles, completed '"V"!'V' i win 0 BY 0 Couch over 0 12 of 25 for 247 yards and also High Saturday $frf' '.is. - ' 16-1- 2 5 12 night. The game was played in 2 ran for 80 yards.-- , Kroeger Moon 5 3 13 the BYU Fieldhouse. The North fumbled the open 0 Lash 2 With 50 seconds left in the kickoff on the five but Matt 10-'' ' ' ing , ?, 4 1 9 ballgame Ohristensen of Ohio State and Lew Currington Snell Craig 2 Hawes 3 Came to fch foul line for the 1 Holland of Wisconsin hammereWildcats, They ;were behind d! out a first down on the 17 33 6 Totals , w 79 Had he 'made T6fh shots PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A McGuire crashed through to free ball following a punt and and Concannon took5 over. He the score would have been to Hugh Rohrschrieider picked the second was offside on a pass passed G Rice (72) T the same score that the two tough Mississippi State carried block it. Tommy Inman F its late season impetus into the up the ball on the 11 scooted play which Pat Watson, the of Northern Illinois for 69 swift 2 7 15 schools reached two games hillips Bowl Saturday and in for the score with Canale con- game's most valuable lineman, yards to the South's 14, ham4 1 8 last year. Judge won the first Liberty Sigmund mered to the 9 and then swept V in the end zone. snapped up two first period verted. ; 21 and BY W 14 Rhine v High the second in the kicking breaks to defeat North! That was the first punt block- intercepted J s Rossi capped the drive with a end himself for the score, v lat7 state finals. It seemed like a 3 2 Steinkamp Concannon, a few minutes Carolina State, before ed on NCS all season and the d 5 dream. sneak but a 2 2 Rodrigue n fans shivering shock carried over, to the next conversion failed and the half-tim- er, took the North 77 yards on 8,309 9 3 3 Spradlmg Thomas of the Bulldogs Ray five plays for a second score, kick. A quick kick by Houtz temperature. 7 hit 10 of the 11 Cramer 15-- 5 4 16-free throws in The v' score stood ran for 10 and, from the 26, Cinderella team carried only 24 yards to the and finished high point man of theBulldogs, N.C. U 0 0 6 6 State Southeast: Conference, Wolfpack 47. passed to Webb for the touch29 9 72 with 18. Richard Totals ' of 13 3 0 0 1( down. h St. Miss. Valgardson turned a blocked kick into a Quarterback Sonny Fisher ran t mm the Wildcats had 17. The North stopped a South, first period touchdown, took ad- for 14 Ode Burrell, selected as Scoring: Steve Cotterall, the Bulldogs' 11 run with recov drive on its two MS Inman yard line early vantage of a short punt to roll the game's most valuable player 7 "center, 23 down of blocked kick pulled (Canale in the second quarter but ; Mi ''V 47 for another in the same quar- went 11 to the three. Then Fis- ery ra was not to be denied. ; He ter and put it on ice literally her ran wide for the score and kick) 0 BY High led 3 run (kick faUed) roUed the South 72 MS after the when Fisher yards with Canale boot the first period count was 13-first quarter. Valgardson scor ed a guard Justin MS 43 FG Canale one after strike another, com-field goal against a Another the punt put of ed seven the Then ' 1 KOUFAX NCS 13 Rossi points. SANDY plunge (pass pleting the last yards with an hour wind in the sec Wolfpack in trouble again with the Bulldogs outscored the to toss failed) his 'Picker-u- p Dellenger. Then he of plaques the Bulldogs, taking over on the N CS 2 in the second ond period. Wildcats 5 Barlow from to Ros pass Spinelli for a passed North Carolina State, co- NCS 49 just before the first perquarter to take a 5 lead at Bob Turlev of the New York Yankees became the and at halftime a the (pass failed) of the Atlantic Coast iod ended. champion halftime. nicker-UDDwon the er he when Cy .' South trailed of olaques nrize Attendance 8,309. the t Boots Field Goal LOGAN (UPI) t-- Utah State The visitors widened .the lead Conference, rallied from ' soda of bicarbonate All 1958. the in Award Statistics: , to scores of the Young early jolt, 5 fifth in to its The Atlantic Conference team up victory by the fourth quarter. march .NCS MS n; S in the country couldn't have helped Bullet Bob after a picked for a touchdown seven Mel Duke to scored 25 and Canale First downs in on games its night Saturday eight points dug 15 same 16 21 downs tme since. ., At First .23. been whirlwind tour, He hasn't ' Ari- lead his Wildcats in a come in the second period. by 33. edging field booted his the from goal 176 275148 and Sox 36 Red Rushing yardage Rushing yardage 33 he will be oitchinir coach of the Boston zona 0 in an Intersectional back which narrowed the Bull Wolfpack Threatens ' was only then the NCS got Passing yardage It 58 28 311' 400 : Passing yardage no one wants coaches, at banquets. They're anony basketball game played on the dog margin to six points, 53-- Then the underdog Wolfpack its offense moving. The Atlan Passes ' 5 9 . Passes scored mous. Aggie home court. 47, but nine foul shots doubled put on a threat when they Coasters a 0tic 1 in 1 Passes drpve Pases by O.'j intercepted by intercepted on a five-yar-d pass from quar- march which saw Mississippi Punts Big Wayne Estes, Utah State s the margin. Pick Groat was the National League's Most Punts the . voted terback Jim Rossi, forward, got otf to a Plaver. battinir .325 in 1960 ani bounced around junior 1 2 State lose the ball twice on pen- Fumbles lost Fumbles lost of the game, back slow wound but start with outstanding, a up had Groat on One was b.v 122 demand. a 25 for alties. Yafds 15 30 rarely clipping" the country oopular penalized penalized the fourth to 27 points and high scoring hon in Barlow late Ray the merry- ors in night at liome with his family and during ' leading the independent period and had possession of the " " ms ', anect out that it mignt piay. pointed win to the 'over the ball on the Mississippi State 44 Aggies Liston-Cla- y did, and while Groat, came baek to a great Western Athletic Conference when the; game ended. It, in 1962 thp Pifctsbunrh club sliied and the club. ovfonf The nationally-televise- d game lost had Teammate A the be last could LARAMIE, which front office, suspected that the shortstop Wyo. (UPI) Liberty visory Board of the Profession concession for ra ' Miami Beach By OSCAR FRALEY Angle Arizona bid for vie fired - up Colorado University Bowl clash in Philadelphia was ruined the Louis. St. to was two. He traded al Golfers Association. . UPI or .Writer : Sports itep hotel, delivered ' new trailers tory late in the game when he basketball team took the meas only five minutes old when an MIAMI Owns A Yacht;, and was one of four people li(UPI) Sonny'Lis- hit for four straight field goals. ure of Wyoming Saturday night, exchange of fumbles gave North for The ton MacDonald Cassius and censed by the government to . Clay fight Utah State led during the en at Memorial Fieldhouse Carolina State the ball on its the world one to . line, confined were 25 Maris' to cent once tried speeches Rjpger buy per heavyweight champprovide emergency, trailer hous-,-v tire game, except on two oc in Laramie. '.: ;" '! 19. J on He of Redskins. Miami the Beach at thank you very much for this beautiful plaque," casions, Washington ionship when the visitors were consirucuon uig ai wctr-uxThe Buffs are now 3 for the Kicker Dave Houtz, back to Feb. 25 thanks to an owns is a chair sites. With the AlacDon-biit after the Yankees' Bajah hit 61 home runs in out in front unlikely The game season. yacht, profits, on fourth down, got a high 4 owns a punt Wyoming Show was Horse of Miami William man of the '62 named 33 and he in was tied cnce at looking "angel" ald; started buying up trailer 1961, the output dropped to mark. pass from center and end Bill Bernard MacDpnald, Jr. to held in be Al actories until he :, had 10 and Johnson February Versatile early the , kept httle help last; tnp. f 10 to bankrolled at a who wound and in Wildcats the and MacDonald, handicap plays up selling them for $6,- game ; ; Ralph Terry also was a victim of the banquet .at Patterson-Inge18 with the" with third Floyd "all cash, no trading ,Key 785,000 golf memberships up points, high circuit. , In 1962 Terry won 23 for the Yankees and wound f oi his team. bout at Mi- Largo and La Gorce, Fla.; stamps." title mar Johansson then .went on to nun two winning games in ine i went through the first ami Beach in 1961, guaranteed Creek, Mich:, C. C; Deepdale, While lie was in the trailer World iSeries. Last seasohr he" slumped to a l7iwon, 10Estes minutes of play without a By United Press International KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL $625,000 for delivery on the two N.Y.; Olympia Fields, Chica business, ; MacDonald had 16-lja record and his contribution in the disastrous point then started hitting and Cornelf 76 Columbia 64 fistic bodies two months hence. go ; Bellaire, Los Angeles, and At Lexington, Ky. with- swimjob complete '. Series, with ;Los Angelea was limited to three innings the Aggies moved to a 1 Ohio State 78 Wichita 60 He may pick, lip a few "chips" Dorado Beach; , Puerto Rico (Consolation) ming pool cwhich he displayed. f half time margin: Born in Butte, Mont. , 75" the' process but his honest 98 Forest Wake in Kentucky at golf tournaments. Once in the was educated in Boston he major Maury Wills toldfilet mignon munchers-- all Angle followed Estes Princeton 90 Wisconsin 87, OT reasons are for, "kicks and out California Junior College asked Johnny Weissmuller, column with 16. Warren and started his business career the former, of civic spirit." Tournament around the- - wheel that he didn't see any reason why scoring Olympic swimming had 13 for the losers Which makes him more of a in Chicago with a taxicab firm. champion and movie "Tarzan," Fla. S. 102 Tenn, Wes. 91 At Modesto, Calif. " he. shouldn't steal 104 bases again. The best Wills Rustand Box: Santa ' Claus in this Soon he became a. conductor on 10 cuve into ine Cerritos 76 American River 60 Hofstra 91 Wagner 80 could' do. was' 40 and' while, the little Dodger shortstop USU (64) pool ai.me-ix)sG T Drexel 69 F a double decker city bus and 81 Queens 68 than an "angel." instance 59 Oswego Upsala ; Angeles batted Jetter,than :300 the year wasn't nearly as spec Estes Open for, a fee of 11 5 27 his business looks MacDonald 76 102 And proved quickly Shenandoah 74 89 actually Utica . . Weissmuller Beckley $500.' asked' ' for Poly Brooklyn tacular as the preceding; one.1 3 7 16 Angle - acumen. A 100 66 Nick St. the more 59 83 pinpart. Manhattan Valparaiso Syracuse $1,000. 7 4 12 Army 7 forced him to take time out Collier A leg injury-whiclacks "The bottom deck was for the he W. Post 76 Alfred 68 C. man, skinned, portly 2 il 3 'Okay," said BiU "but I earlv last season was a. masked blessing for the weary Watts 70 Northwestern 68 the .white beard but is noted company," he" grins.' "The top Dame Notre Tournament Tech Virginia 0 2 4 won't put ' - any water in the Wills. It gave him the rest required to put him back Walker was and smile' deck for Willie." 64 51 his for V Va. Drake young Minnesota, at i. Blacksburg, 0 2 !l Long s, But he j had signed as driver pool." on hisjffeet ffeet. . Fordham 84 Dartmouth 51 unfailing joviality. (Consolation) said Weiss a ' "For thousand," ' St.' 65; Davidson ?105 JEast Carolina 77 ball- - Totals' Bill: as he is known and; when they insisted he get "Uncle the. rule that exceptions proving There, are 26 7 64 Maryland 75 Louisiana ' . - acknow. i i. :. i ii. Zjt. f cm muller, ii. J behind took "ril; dive into a damp the wheel and the to his: intimates, is ah ; Adelphi 94 Hunter 53. uie uaiiiquet cuxcuil ' ' players maiung 'extenaive I ' 45 nut. He is a finances out of his hands, Bill rag.1! . 65 Penn 55 , TOURNAMENT HOLIDAY sports and Milwaukee Braves ledged Temple of 'Lou the Burdette Arizona G T F suffer; (60) ; Detroit 92 Hillsdae 46 At San Diego, Calif.. ? per cent stockholder and treas- quit "or I might have 35 years You don't talk "dives" in the Harris 0 0 0 the Dodsrers' Larry Sherry did well after being ' urer j of Tropical Park . race seniority; today as a' Chicago connection with prize fights, cf Canisius 84 Connecticut 55 v Johnson 7 - - 4 r 18 ; , .V (Consolation) dinner guests during the off-sea- -t most sought-afte- r; coursei'- But it seems unlikely ; , horse bus driver." Buffalo St. 78 BaU St. 66 track, owns f a V Hansen 3 2 6 Van'denberg AFB 96 ; J oc3 cf 1957r58 and '6960, respectively. Bill" Bus Del Started at Line horse farm Ray, Fla., 7l Kent St.. 70 thaibenigh, jovial "UncleListoh-ClaDoolen 0 jo 0 Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) 85 : can that But he" away Next y being only hope started his own New will take a "bath", in the Dodgers owns the Tampa Tarpons: baseV; 14 6 Rustand 13 Wayland 69 Navy Phibpac 62 .. DePaul 90 Marquette 69 As old both owned bus the 113 made from, home cooking- - so long won't take too much xmt Tickets , ball ViUanova saySt.Francis embroglio. line, team; formerly 4 ;4-- 5 (pa.)64 12 ..' ii Michigan 83 Duke 67 , ; 'V! Rochester 90 Wooster 63 the! Atlanta Crackers and Ports- $250,000 when he sold out, tried ing goes. "Them as has, gits," of Sandy Koufax. ; 15 1 Stahn ' They are truy .concerned Jabout ;having . an overr mouth Tides ball clubs and is to parlay that and went broke and MacDonald was born a St. Bonaveriture 87 E. Ky. St 6 Rhode Island 5 Brown 70 Ad-- J After-th- at '.he. Hhad the. parking winner. - ' CO NY. Com. ColL 76 Suffolk Com 63 Xavier (OhioK76 St.. Joseph's 75 chairman cf the National 22 9 Total! iJ tiuifcdetnkcout-kinar- ; - 60-4- I i . ar yr k ng 64-5- All-Amereic- an, 4. , Bulldogs Tip BY High 5 In Win 4-- : 62-5- 2-- -- Mississippi State Grabs Victory in Liberty BovI Battle 0-- S ,- 2-- 3-- 1 A . 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