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Show : am is harigers1, day I . AF .10 SAN DIEGO Calif. (UPI) The San Diego Chargers and Boston Patriots will , meet in Balboa Stadium here, Sunday for vthe r American Football League championship. 'S 4 appeared in two championship games. The weatherman predicts a warm, dry day for the game, which will j be televised nationally by Broadcasting Co. (ABC) starting at 4:30 pn.y EST, and will be I San Diego Charger- - I on ABC radio beginning at 4; 15. I Boston Patriot American j Boston led the league in total 4 Football League Champion- - j defense this year, : and San DiI ship game will be televised j ego was ? second. San Diego I over Channel 4, starting at j topped the offensive statistics. I j at 2:30 The Chargers defeated Boston p.m. twice i during the season, ' 3 r Neither has won the league and 6 and are favor San has title, although Diego the-.America- n 1 he j , 17-1- i 7-- TIME OUTJ 6-p- 71 oiiesT ites to win the title. The Chargers' offense, featur ing the running of ; Paul Lowe and Keith Lincoln arid the pass ing of; quarterback Tobin Rote to flanker Lance Alworth,' the league's, most valuable player. is regarded as the most explo sive in, league history. The Chargers led the ' league in points ) scored with 399 and al- To Burton, the club's leading run ner last year. Coach Mike Ho- lovak has proclaimed Burton fit for the title game. In Burton's absence, fullback Larry Garron set a club rushing mark of 750 '. j , : yards. San Diego relies on r the versatility of its running backs to force defensive backs closer so Rote can hit Alworth Dave Kocourek or Don Norton with lowed the' fewest points, 255. Boston's attack was sixth in the long bomb. In the two prethe league despite the season-lon- g vious meetings between the two absence of halfback Ron San Diego's only touchdowns came on long passes. Boston's "A girl must be pretty desdefense stopped the Chargers perate to meet men when she'll switch the slalom pencold otherwise. nants to lead directly to her cabin!" ; , - , , i Marv Levy Takes New Grid Post Torres Gets ':'& v.;-.- Va., (UPI) William and Mary has decided on Marv Levy, Phi Beta Kappa history student turned coach, to head the coaching staff of a sluggish Indian football squad. Levy, 38, a former University of California coach, succeeds Milt Drewer, 40, who has been chief mentor of the William and Mary team for seven seasons. The college announced the WILLIAMSBURG, appointment Friday after final talks between Levy and W&M officials here. record Levy has a four-yeDrewer's of California at stint here produced a ar -3. fj f - - V. .s Hf f Iff i " " " iff - If ; Drewer declared he was parting ways with the Indians at the end of the '63 gridiron season which his team closed out with a 4 Southern Conference tally record, a 6 find a fifth spot in the confer' ence standings. California Levy resigned from last month for .Vpersonjd reasons" 'although' his contract, with: its estimated $16,500 a year, had another year to run. . Drewer's contract expires this June. Drewer said he was resigning last year when an alumni power play left him with no assurances he would get support . should he come up with a winning team. Levy graduated from Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1950 as a Phi Beta Kappa student and history major. He picked up eight varsity letters An college, three in football, three in track and two in basketball. 4-- 4-- all-gam- es . Cal Names BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) type Ray Willsey. a who coached the woeful Wash ington Redskins defensive backfield for two seasons, took on the headache today of trying to Jose- - offr-clobber- 4 X Ai EXPERT ADVICE Ray Gulp (right), 1963's National League Rookie Pitcher of the Year, shows his baseball grip to.neighbor Kenny Miller, 9, after announcing that he had signed his 1964 contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Oulp, who had a 0 record in 1963, did not repeal how much he will receive, but called the figure "a sizeable increase." (Herald-UP- I Telephoto). 14-1- Cincinnati Manager Begins Cancer Treatment Monday By ELDON BARRETT United Press International SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI)-i- nchmati Reds Manager Fred Hutdiinson, who pitched his way from Seattle's sandlots into pro fessional baseball at the age of 18, will begin treatment here Monday for cancer of the chest. Hutchinson said Friday the treatment probably would last about two months and as far as was known immediately, there would be no surgery involved. .Hutchinson, who learned the nature of his illness the day before Christmas, said he was hopeful" he would be able to return to Florida to open the Red's spring training camp at Tampa Feb. 29. "At least the doctors have given me no reason to think I can't," he said. Rents Home Seattle native ,The said he would be treated at the Swedish Hospital Tumor Insti tute. He said his doctors, who include his brother, Dr. Wil liam Hutchinson, have indicated that he would not be confined in the hospital but would be permitted to live in a house he and his wife, Patsy, plan to rent during his stay here. Two' of their four children will come from their winter home in Fla., to be with their parents. . something of a shock to hear you've got something like that. It's like having the rug jerked out from under you." But when asked how his spirit was, he answered. "Fine, I hope. I have no reason not to be optimistic." He said he felt good and his weight was about 220, which was about 15 pounds more than it was last summer. Flies to Seattle He said he first went to a doctor in Florida when he felt a soreness in his neck. He said the doctor told him it might be a gland swelling and to come back for further diagnosis if the swelling didn't recede. Additional tests showed it was probably a "malignancy" and Sunday he flew to Seattle where his brother, a surgeon, confirmed that diagnosis. He pointed to the upper right of his chest when asked to point out generally where the cancer was located. He said he regretted that he probably wouldn't be able to play golf, his favorite pattime. "My treatment calls for considerable rest," he explained. Bra-dento- n, 35-year-- cet the men that I want," Will - - Garden, Jan. 31, because of Jose's unanimous victory in his first Garden and television appearance. By whipping contender Jose Gonzalez at the Garden Friday night, Torres made one of the longest strides in middleweight historyfrom below the 1top 10 conto a shot at the No. tender. int ex-cha- tional Football League, get favorite, d esplte fullback their first chance in over a Brown's recapturing ol the rush, year Sunday to match smash ing championship fronv Taylor, V who held it in 1962 and Ryan's ; for smash. mastery over Starr iri the sta j ?; 'p; The Cleveland Browns- - I tistics columns. I Green the RunDuring regular season, Bay Packers I Brown for 1,863 yards blasted ner-U-p Bowl game will be 12 touchdowns in 91 tries; and televised over Channel 5, j to 1,018 yards gained and nine 'starting at touchdowns for Taylor in 248 at? v r The battle of the fullbacks in tempts, Ryan passed successfully 135 the annual NFL Playoff Bowl out of 256 times for 2,026 yards will be for "pride and peanuts" ana Z5 compared to i before an anticipated 50,000 of 244 scores, for 1,855 yards andv15 spectators and a national tele- touchdowns for Starr. I , '. I I I I ; I i2-noo- I n. . LEVEN'S SENSATIONAL JANUARY athletic directorship at Utah State University, school officials said today. Dr. Daryl Chase, university president, said the administration is in the process of screen ing through the applications. H.B. Hunsaker will step down Feb. 1 as athletic director. Chase said he was delighted with the widespread interest close of the hard-fougbetween the shown in the position. "We con New sider this an important posi two Puerto Rico-bor- n Yorkers, the three ring offi- tion and our delay in naming Torres a successor to Mr. Hunsaker is cials favored apparently be by no means a cause he had landed the hard- in the Utah State athletic er punches at long range. program," he said. Gon161 to The school's board of trustees Torres, weighing meets Jan. 24 at which time zalez's 160, was a at favorite the new director probably will betting acforced the be named. Gonzalez, 23, tion in most of the rounds with a body attack that several times dropped punches below the belt. BURNS UNDER GUARD At the 6-- 4, 6-3- -1, ht 6-- 4, last-minu- te ar - "I was okay while I was one year to go on his pact. . speaking to him on the phone," Levy also left a four-yehe record of eight wins, 29 defeats holdsaid, "but I just couldn't back anymore after I hung and ar three ties. y "All I know about Califor up." was immediately after This nia's recent football has been DeWitt spoke with Fred Hutch-i- n what I read in the papers," said s o n Thursday night and Willsey, who was a quarter learned for first: time his back and defensive halfback m a n a g er was afflicted with "How cancer. for the Bears in 1950-5? I close that feel ever, games Hutch,, never one to hide anycan be won or lost in the kick baseof told rest the the thing, ing department. We intend to ball world about his illness Friestablish a strong kicking team day night;at a press conference that has the team's confidence. in Seattle here, he'll undergo ; Then I don't think anyone will special treatment the' next two push us off the field." months. v Full Of Confidence 'Fred is full of confidence RICHARDSON MOVES UP and so am I," DeWitt said SatDave urday over the phone from Cin NEW YORK (UPI) Richardson of the Baltimore cinnati. "Both of us expect hell Clippers of the American Hock be there - when our club opens ey League has been called up spring training in Tampa, Florby the New York Rangers, who ida, on the 29th of February." "Hutch has a wonderful per shipped right wings Sandy McGregor and Howie Glover" to sonality," the Cincy president Baltimore. continued. "He has polish, ex-2. : .'' . a. The event, which will attract top skiers from several western states, is sponsored by the Salt Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce. About 40 contestants are expected to enter. r Ag Grid Mentor I Denies Interest In Another Post , LOGAN Tony (UPI) Coach Knaphead football men- tor at Utah State University, denied that he would be interviewed for another coach- ing position. Knap left Saturday for New York to attend the National Collegiate Athletic Association convention. It has been reported Knap would be interviewed for another job while at the convention. This he denied. y. ," early 44-year-- j K jwW MENS SOOTS JW U t b iv REG. VALUES $45 OO TO wool worsteds, twills, sharkskins. Leatherneck twills, friend-maker- s, Careermen's, etc. All year round weights. Newest styling in conventional', traditional, continental, natural shoulders. Finest quality suits by Michael Stem, Crescent Pork, Westchester. Sizes 36ito 50. Regulars, shorts, longs, extra longs and portlys. 100 4l cHI 4 (2) Snow Cup Race Slated ceptionally fine manners and "I think I'll go to that Swedthe ability to meet everyone ish Hospital (Sweden Hospital half-waTumor Institute)." "We didn't agree on all ballWhat did your brother say?" players but we never had a sin"He's quite concerned." DeWitt said. "He gle run-inChecks Into Hospital might get mad about losing but he never took it out on the DeWitt called Hutchinson's the following ballplayers. He was the first brother at the week and asked if Fred had guy ballpark every day." The first inkling DeWitt had checked into the hospital yet. that anything was wrong with Dr. Hutchinson said Fred was his manager was 10 days ago in the hospital, a small growth when Hutchinson called him had been removed and that it from his home in Bradenton, had been sent to the laboratory Fla. where a biopsy was to be perConsults His Brother formed. He said he had been having When the test was completed, some trouble with his chest and Hutch's brother called DeWitt. had been seeing a local doctor. "I've got bad news," he said. DeWitt asked Hutch whether he Dr. Hutchinson told DeWitt had spoken with his older .broth- he had discussed , the illness er, Dr; William (Bill) Hutchin- completely with his son, who practices in Seattle, brother. DeWitt asked whether about it. he might speak with Fred and I Fred his brother said sure, he was "Yeah, did," replied. "Did he suggest you come right there. out and see nun.' uewitt in That's when DeWitt shed tears. those quired.: "Yes he did," Hutchinson Later on, Hutch suggested the said. Reds issue a statement from I to do it?". Cincinnati. V "Are you going DeWitt sat down and wrote it "I don't know." what decide himself, using the word "malig"Well, after you to do, give me a ring." , nancy." He then called and called Hutchinson DeWitt read the statement to Dr. told Hutchinson, who suggested the and again last Sursday him he was going to fly? to Se- word "cancer" be used. DeWitt attle the following day. said it sounded "too harsh." think a "I you're making wise At his press conference in decision," DeWitt said. "Where Seattle Friday, Hutch used the are you going to go?" word cancer. tK 4 A 6-- 5. HONOLULU (UPI) Gov. John A. Burns of Hawaii was Ski under close guard today after a soldier from Schofield Army barracks reported that he overheard a threat on the goverSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) nor's life. The annual Snow Cup ski races, Honolulu police and detectives of one the big events on the were immediately assigned to Intermountain area ski calendar guard the governor, but Burns will be run next Sunday at Al-t- did not change his schedule. AND MORE SAVINGS UP TO 45 sis DeWitt Talks to 'Hutch'; Then Come Tears sey said Friday night shortly By MILTON RICHMAN after being handed a four-yeUPI Sports Writer contract as the Golden Bears NEW Like YORK (UPI) latest coach. "I have a lot of the song says, you don't have people in mind who I think can to be a baby to" cry. ..help me but I want to have a President Bill DeWitt of the meeting first with the current Cincinnati Reds isn't a cry staff." means but there baby by any Willsey signed officially;' Fri were tears in his eyes after "he day about two hours after the the telephone receivoutgoing Marv Levy had been replaced in er its cradle. hired by William and jMary. DeWitt 4abbed at his eyes Levy, citing "personal reasons,' with a handkerchief. left California on Dec. 11 with 4 MIAMI (UPI) Jimmy Brown Bay losing out to Chicago in the of Cleveland and Jimmy Taylor West and Cleveland to; the New, of Green Bay, the champ and York Giants in the iJast of rushing in the NaGreen Gay was the soon-to-b- DUREN, CULP SIGN PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Veteran Ryne Duren and Ray Culp, the National League rookie of the year in 1963, Friday signed 1964 contracts with the Califor return the his who Hutchinson, explained Philadelphia Phillies. The sign-ing- s nia Bears to the - football illness at a news conference, brings to 17 the number of heights. not did downcast. Phillies who have come to appear And there were indications was he terms. "it said, that the Willsey "Naturally," would start with a general shakeup of the coaching staff. "I want to make sure! that I no-nonse- nse Totflcfy vision (CBS) audience. Green Bay and Cleveland are Vehicles up "to 108 inches in Nearly 3 million U.S. bicycles were sold last year, up from the teams that came in second Width are permitted on high1.7 million in 1955. Some 1.2 in the Western and Eastern Di- ways in Hawaii the greatest million bikes were imported. vision races of the NFL, Green width permitted in any state. offered a fight with top middleLOGAN (UPI) Some 20 contender .Rubin (Hurriweight applications have been receiv e cane) Carter at Madison Square ed for the vacated 44-year-- old Willsey to Grid Job 20 Persons Offer Top foi Apply After Win Post NEW YORK (UPI) Aggie Torres has been 11 Un-rank- ed 22-46- -2 scorebox. (UPI) Utah coach Jack Gardner nor Utah State mentor Ladell Andersen is willing to accept the favorite's role in Mond ay night's big basketball clash between the two schools. i Gardner considers the Aggies ihe favorites vbecause of their imposing home court rec o r d which includes 17, straight wins at Logan and Andersen figures the Utes should be favored because of their impressive record against tough intersectional rivals The Utes take a record of 11 wins and only one loss to Logan. The Aggies are 7 and 2 for the season. Their last win was an impressive triumph ov er highly regarded Ohio State. ' ' To Tan Neither Opponents LOGAN ; Sunday Herald Packers Browns Give Praise 'it LI-Ti- l JANUARY 5, 1964 SUNDAY, ' Utah County,' Utah LaDell, Jaclc r MEN'S PARICAS Nationally known namti 100 'i X brand Docrons, orhors; nylon blsnli. Colors: erlon blacks, royal rods. blues, maizo, NOW ON NOW ONLY SALE 688 1088,d1688 1 MEN'S Dress Slacks- Fin quality shoes. 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