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Show ?g Yanks Thump As o 30Q Sunday Herold 14 -- Tighten Grip On AL Lead Play 'em Where They Lie J. Dey i t Baseball ' - , "winter rules. That's the advice of Joe Dey, executive director of the '$;S'''"i'' ; ''I''-'-:- " . 13-h- Standings CLEVELAND (UPI) Play 'em where they lie and quit deluding yourself with that fa vorite fairway folly known as : gfT" By United Press International Mickey Mantle and1 Roger Maris homered in a it Yankee attack and Ralph Terry hurled .effectiv relief ball Saturday as New York retained its American League lead by defeating! the 'Kansas City! Ath- 4 Crush- T ulao iniqhoirin) - ' F "- ' - , ' V K C Z V , , ' ' - ' r- -i '' i ' ' O a.---- V) s ' ; - . N ' ' ' ", - ' , , '',, ,',' F ' ',j - '- - , , - - I - ' - - . rv;- - ' , , ' ' , ' 7 I , Texas Takes Over From Opening Gun " ' '":V . AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) Big Ernie Koy, out with an injured , shoulder most of last season, letics, By United Press International Mantle's 32nd home run of j American League the season wjth Bobby RichW. L. Pet. GB ardson on base gave Al Down88 59 .599 New York 0 lead in the first ining a 89 61 .593 two-ru- n Maris' ning. homer, his 2 63 .583 88 Chicago 23rd, in the eighth :. capped a 77 72 .517 12 Detroit three-ru- n inning that put the 75 72 .510 13 Cleveland scored twice Saturday night to give the def en dingjnation-a- l champion Texas Longhorns a 31-- 0 victory over Tulane. For Texas, it was a resumption of where it left off last year when the Longhorns- won . 11 straight to sew up their first national championship, Koy, iS iiraes ior a net vmcy oi b7 yards; scored Texas' first two touchdowns on d lunges. Texas took ths onenina IHWf and marched on a steady ground game 72 yard in 17 Plays to score in just over six minutes. David Conway kicked ' his first of foui; extra points.' He also added a field goal in the second period Koy, the 225 f pound Isenior 8-- 3. - As A s 2-- ..,".-- sr:-"'..,- ". ' - :;v.:.:v;v.'..x a:,y.w - : jA , " ?::v::x:.- yyyyyyyA??y-y- yj - - yss.'s??SAs.-- -- I j finishing touches to the A?s. Angeles 76 75 .503 14 The Yankees made it 0 in 74 76 .493 15 . U.S. Golf Association, ' Who Minnesota the! third inning as thev chased 68 83 .450 22 firmly believes in hitting the Boston A's starter Diego Segui with 59 92 .391 31 ball where it is and estimates Washington 54 95 .362 35' singles by Tony Kubek and at least 15 per cent of the Kansas Citv 4 Richardson, a walk and Elston Game Nation's golfers do not. Howard's tworun single. Wes Dey feels winter rules are Pitchers Stock then relieved Sunday's Probable and 'probably the most abused Washington at Chicago Na walked Joe Pepitorie Segui to reload ones in the book" and he the bases. Clete Boyer singled vs. Peters (18-8-). should know because he's the rum to center scoring Mantle but a Mc Detroit Cleveland at man who helped write it. fine throw, from centerfielder vs. Lolich (16-8- ). "The ' USGA doesn't endorse Dowell (8-Nelson Mathews cut down HowLos Angeles at Baltimore tailback, preferred lies or sd-- c ailed win a severe ard at the plate, vs. Bunker (16-4- ). shoulder-- , injury in the ter rules," said Dey. "Anytime Brunet (2-third Kansas City at New York we get any questions about Downing' started for New game of the 1963 season and vs. Bouton York and worked only, five inwas out the rest of the them, we refuse to interpret O'Donoghue WHO'S GOT THE ? year. HEY, BALL Colorado Several to do needed ball because the was ). on He that, just walked five men in Later nings he them." underwent surgery' CSU's one-yar- d line! The effect proved in vain Kaat that time and allowed four hits State U. players converge on a pileup to help stop Minnesota at Boston Against Rules 4ircsiion until halfback Don Klacking in this bit 'of; but was effective when he had Wyoming though, because the Cowpokes surged on to win Saturday of just how up Personally, Dey is dead set (16-8- ) vs. Connolly well he action 31-- 7. their tilt Saturday. And they (Herald-UP- I Cleveland at Detroit, 2 Mc. to be. Terry came on in the had mended. Telephoto) against winter rules for a num and Stange sixth and finished the game for Dowell (8-ber of reasons. After his second touchdown Lo(18-1and vs. Wickersham Downing. It was Dowriing's 13th in the first place, every midway in the third period, Koy (16-8-). lich was .. seven 31-54 taken out and the bulk of setbacks. is victory against good golfer guaranteed Flip-Flo- p 7 the ball carrying chores was lies each time he goes out to Chicago pennant hones were National League handed oyer to Hix Green, out. "He when the Washington jolted play," Dey pointed GB W. L. Pet. Senators! beat the White Sox. Tommy Stockton and Harold gets 18 perfect lies on the tees 89 59 .601 ... r v in 10 innings and dropped and theoretically two on each Phillipp. ' t. 64 82 .562 6 them two Louis Marvin .Kristynik started at of the 18 putting greens. That games behind the 81 65 .555 7 for Texas and LARAMIE. Wyo. (UPD-W- vogives everyone a pretty good Yankees, Singles by Don Lock mainly by quarterback Tom after touchdown for a total of quarterback 7 82 67 .550 San Fran in until he had built up start. and Jim King and a sacrifice stayed tricky flip-- flop offense Wilkinson, consisted of four seven points. UNIVERSITY Pa. ming's PARK, 17-- 0 76 71 .517 12 a "The game is not meant to Pittsburgh Dick struck 21 record-breakinfor advantage. Jim Hudson g fly by Phillips accounted (UPI) points in .the first touchdowns and a Perm State shackled The opening - game victory and third 13 76 72 .514 Milwaukee evBen-nia lie e for for the game's only run. guarantee . field stringer Gary Moore perfect period and chalked up a 31-- 7 eoal bv George was Wyoming's 47th 20 finished star; Roger Staubach but oppor- nonagainst Angeles 74 74 .500 14 - conference football Daniels went the distance tunistic up ery shot. Many good golfers victory Squires, an import from Eng- losses and one tie since it began Tuiane's thejsigna! calling. Navy capitalized on over Colorado 67 81 .453 22 will tell vou mat vou improve Chicago best effort was a for his eighth win. Joel Horlen three State University land who kicks soccer style. playing CSU in 1893. Lion Satmistakes Nittany 28 61 88 .409 also covered "the route and was penetration to the Texas in their season opener Saturday, - Squires's your game by playing the ball boot was Colorado to win, 21-- j urday 97 behind held 50 .340 38 York State, line toward the end of the as it lies." ihe Cowboy punch, directed four yards longer than the rec- its own charged with his ninth setback. The ' State Penn line third would know ever it throughout But fullback "Nobody Two homers bv Frank Mal- - forwards threw Stau Squires also kicked four points ord set in 1959 by Joe Dempsey. tne first half, was carried Georgeperiod. repeatedly Cortez fumbled at though on the average golf Sunday's Probable Pitchers zone and one each by Bob Till bach for losses and allowed across the goal line once on a point and .tackle John Elliott that course where winter rules prereSt. Louis at Cincinnati Sim man and Felix Mantilla gave only five completions in 13 pass burst halfback Nor covered by vail even during the dog days mons 0c Texas. 2 the Boston Red Sox a (15-9- ) vic attempts, vs. Purkey (10-9- ). man Burkett. The Texas converted two fumbles of July and August. over Minnesota Twins. the tory at Milwaukee But two BrogChicago knocked over two poten by Tulane and a pass intercepted passes junior Most golfers seem to feel intercepJ Harman Killebrew of the Twins lio (5-vs. and a fumble recovery led tial tacklers and a over tion into tripped touchdowns. The final they're being unfairly punished New York atBlasingame Houston. nigh- t- belted his 48th homer off Bob to the Lions' downfall. Navy into third the zone. end if their shot comes to rest in Parsons (0-score came with 51 Iionghorn Heffener, who won his seventh took a 0 lead as the first vs.' Bruce (13-9- ). A green Ram defense was tak seconds left when Jim Brooks even the smallest divot. Jim (Mudcat) Grant, quarter ended by driving 13 Philadelphia at Los Angeles-- game.,Boston J en for touchdowns the first two intercepted a Mack Brousseau Explains Reasons beat three! times earlier yards after Wis Brandt and then shrugged off MADISON, Wis. (UPI) a fumvs. Brewer recovering "We play winter rules here," Bunning (17-this season, but this time was ble on the State 13. Staubach consin struck early on the pass second half rnistakes to score times Wyoming came into pos- pass and returned it to the Tu- ). session. lane one. Moore scored on tne (he "victim" invariably exthe loser. ing of senior quarterback Hal a 17-- 7 victory Saturday over center sneaked for the San at Francisco through Pittsburgh next the play. plains, promptly moving Wyoming's secondary received f Kansas State. Caldwell vs. Perrv The Cleveland- - at Detroit final yard, ) J Texas with his ball onto higher 7 3 7 14--31 a grass hand from acwas postponed on mighty was 11th consecu' the game It ). the third Midway through club if he's the conservative Tulane 0 0 0 000 count of rain j as well as the quarter, tive win for Wisconsin over a Dan Prevo, who intercepted two scored as Games Navy again Monday's to and even it picking up type. - Baltimore night Duncan Big Eight Conference team. passes, made three tackles and Scoring: a Philadelphia1. Los Angeles at Ingraham intercepted find an ideal spot if he's more Cincinnati Tex Koy 1 run (Conway contest. Both rained out conThe Badgers of the Big Ten had assisted! on two others. Inside Lrary Wydman pass and raced night on the liberal side. tackle Harry Reed led in the Tex FG Conway 28 tests were rescheduled as part 58 yards into the end zone. been favorites. winter Tex Koy rule players run (Conway kick) Many of doubleheaders Sunday. Both Wisconsin touchdowns unassisted department with five The Lions looked especially like to rationalize their actions 1 run Tex Hudson fConwav came in the first half with stops. impotent poth on the ground with the . claim they are prekick) Add statistics: The Catholic and in the air in the first half. Brandt passes setting up both Wyoming scored Ithree times Tex 30-Moore 1 run (Conwav 0 serving the course. This draws in the first half twice scores. on Kurek about there are were held plunged Ralph without Digest a reports first They a hearty chuckle from Dey, one yard in the second period passing plays to end Darryl Al- - kick) 2 million unmarried Catholic down until midway through the who recalls a sentiment exAttendance 60,000. drive and Lou- leman. women in America. second period. Miss. OXFORD, (UPI) after a pressed by Herb Graff is tChi- is Jung recovered a Brandt A , cago editor of Golf dom and Wyoming Mighty Mississippi opened its fumble in the end zone to cli- touchdown 4)y fullback Mike Golfing. drive for national football hon- max a march. . Davenport was mere icing, but "Herb used to say people ors Saturday by crushing MemiJess a his run made it look quarterKaye, junior employ winter rules presum30-- 0 Colin State Kan. who LAWRENCE, transfeered back from phis for the (UPI) Durland, Mich.. good ably for the preservation of the A stout J i, heat. field booted a orado, Kansas defense led sophomore. 3-by course, but actually for the 2 Senior Dick bac k Jim goal in the final period to cap Wyoming Pratt an 21-of and their guard 1 preservation , scores," early the scoring. Badger started thej Weatherly scoring 0CSU second period touchdown spark Dey grinned. -7 SEATTLE iUPI) Air Force season opening intersectional with a! acks CLEMSOK, S.C. . Wisconsin, which dominated 6 bullet from the pass ed the Jayhawkers to a 3 vie made a d field goal football game that wound up to Mauldin Scoring: and Hal Hugh Billy Clay in the end zone everything in the first two quar12 pass from Davis scored two touchdowns Alleman Wyo to had tory over Texas Christian Uni- stand up Saturday as the Fal with a baseball score. struggle through only two minutes after the ters, cons edged Washington, Bart kicked a a in each Saturday to give Clemson Holaday half second the in a Rebels football largely due to Wilkinson (Squires 54kick) versity Saturday received the opening field goal late in the first periAlleman Wyo pass from a zs-- o victor over outclassed its own mistakes. One of the erkickoff. opener for both schools. od, and the Falcon defense rose Furman. rors, a pass intercepted by Bill Wilkinson (Squires kick) end Carl Irwin Slight Pratt, a Billy 19 in Marin run Wyo to Mauldin darted for six points up (Squires touchthe, waning minutes kicked the first extra point, Ma tan, was turned into a Jer- kick) recovered a Howard er, Junior stop the Coffey; with first time Clemson had the Randy Wildcats down the Washington's for 30-- 0 FG Squires 46 fumble on the Kansas one-yaball in the first period and Dagreat fullback, inches away then went on to tie the old ry Condit carrying the final five Wyo Mississippi and Southeastern CSU Burkett 14 run (Wolfe vis scored on a pass from from a touchdown. drive. Au- line with 21 seconds remaining yards in a AUBURN, Ala. (UPI) Conference field of record goal j Coffey ran up 140 yards in 26 "Kansas State, only seconds kick) quarterback Jimmy Bell in the burn's ferocious defense ripped to preserve the victory. Howard three He the also 35 carries during an for game. final 5.7 Wyo second of the fourth perrun Davenport average of had another apart the Houston Cougers Satin-- had spearheaded a Texas Chriskicked two more extra points'. earlier, iod. but kick) Each scored on runs in be (Squires recovthe yards per Martin try, Max when chance day, turning fumbles into 23 tian drive from mid-fiel- d with a "The kids didn't quit," said six inches he did not A The 17,014. tween, line that beefy Mississippi a Brandt fumble on the get points to lead the Tigers to a pass to end Charles Coach Tom Hudspeth, who ob- cost Washington the victory. which led the nation in rushing ered , 23, but four 30--0 win. plays later Badger Campbell to set up what looked viously was with After defense last held defense had stopping Wisconsin Coffey, Air Memphis the year Auburn linemen pounced on to be the touchdown the way his BYU Cougars per- Force gave, up an intentional State, to 36 winning the Wildcats back to yards total offense, four Cougar fumbles, setting up Earlier in the formed even though defeated safety with1 punter Ken Jaggers while Ole Miss rolled up 439 pushed Pratt quarter where the 27, three touchdowns and a field had I .iT t they gave up the a Texas Christian by Oregon Saturday. a free kick from his own 20 and yards. stopped T ball. goal. Nearly every defensive drive at the Kansas 28 Hudmade booted he the Falcons out of mistakes,". by "They man on the Auburn bench ,saw jThe Memphis Tigers, which Wisconsin 0 14 0 317 the ball loose from speth admitted, "but we've told danger. jarring action by midway in the fourth Homed to a scoreless Kansas held ' Mississippi 0 0 7 Frog fullback Larry them they'll never get bawled The game ended three min- tie last I never threatened. period and 11 sophomores Bulalch. Moments ' year, later Texas out for mistakes if they give an utes later with Jim Norton's desScoring! showed promise on offense in Christian k all-oeffort while making peration field goal attempt from Weatherly was quarterback- - Wis Kurek 1 run (Kaye kick) wingback Frank the closing 10 minutes. the Air Force 47, falling about ing fulltime for the first time. Wis Jung fumble recovery intercepted a Steve Renko them." Auburn scored on seven and mid-fiel- d Last year he shared honors at to set up the Coach Hudspeth said all the five yards short. (Kaye kick) one yard runs by star quarter- pass with Perry Lee Dunn and the KSfinal football drive, Air Cougars -J. showed Condit 5 run (Cook kick) played an frog's great Force; imaginaback Jimmy Sidle on a one-yabefore that he under in his year and in but tive opinion Wis singled attack FG the C first 7 0 0 7 Kansas half, but studied Jf Kaye 36 plunge by barrel-cheste- d Missis Mel Glynn Griffing. a defensive " was Olsen, to A unable 46,445. , 0 guard, 0 penetrate beyond halfback Tucker Frederickson, TCU f Carter Washington 13. The Falcons got sippi hasn't lost an opening .1 and quarterback Virgil v ... ,on a four - yard dart by sophoScoring: tor special praise. j; that deep after pass interference gjanw since 1946. more quarterback. Tom Bryan KU-S- mith 6 run (Duff kickV "Olsen called a creat came was on Tom Green Mississippi played 7 3 6 1430 i 111: l and' on a 31 - yard field goal TCU-- FG Alford 27 as a linebacker and 0 0 defen 0 0 i 0 s v e Memphis State promises lee, Washington's A 38,000 est. by Don Lewis. to be a great one for us." Coach back. Greenlee was called for 1 !i : Scoring: P.' Hudspeth said. wwiii his muuier, tyliss Clay 7 pass from Weath Ldxcxuig I was with the itz, left! end for the Air erly (Irwin kick) Carter way performed. We Force. Jaggers then kicked his Miss FG 24 Irwin turned the game over to him field goal. !. and he turned in a fine iob. An Force drove to Washing Miss FG 20 Irwin Miss 26 Irwin FG j especially for a sophomore." ton's 21 late in the second period Miss 2 run (Irwin Weatherly Maybe it's the incredibly low price. Or the Loach Len Casanova of Ore but the threat ended when Jim ':.! :' kick) fantastic mileage. It could be the precision gon said was disappointed with Sampson intercepted Tim Mur HOUSTON (UPI- )- Houston through the 1966 season. Miss Terracin 10 pass from his team's tackling and its poor engineering. Or the srfety and conven phy's pass on the Musky nine Myers, (Irwin kick) Colt manager Harry Craft, the Felt Change Needed efforts and that the and ran it out to the 14. scrambling man picked to build the Colts Richards said the ience features. But most likely it's the fun. team wnole !! seemed a little 0 0 0 Wash from a young, green team into change should not be consider- dead. fun Evidently nothing catches on like r 0 0 Air 3 Force was ed "a reflection of Craft's abilleague maturity, f owning a Honda. Join in. The first step j t major was obvious our pursuit Scoring: "It fired Saturday: Colt officials ity." But he added, is a demonstration ride. Why not today? "obviously wasn't the best," he said. AF FG Holaday 23 named, third base coach Luman we think a change will help the The Oregon coach also said Wash Safety intention a 1 1 1 v Harris new manager effective ball club or we would not have his to didn't react well players grounded in end zone made it. We appreciate the fact BYU's immediately,: linebackers. shooting Colt General Paul that x-L- i os 5-- one-yar- - x-Ni- ght ,j. (9-1- 4) 28-ya- rd 6) 1) suffered i I wmwinmnnnwi (9-1- 1) (16-13- (3-1- 0), during (7-1- 2) 6) 1) x-P- hil Staubach Is To Cowpokes Stopped, But Over Colorado Victory Navy Wins 1-- 0, x-S- i ! x-L- . i ; State f os 14-ya-rd 46-ya- rd 8. x-N- ew harci-chargin- x-Ni-ght g 50-ya- rd I j i 7-- (7-1- 2) Wisconsin Grabs 17 to 7 j 5) 194-pou- nd Victory Over Kay State 7-- 0) 14-ya-rd 5) (2-2- (1-0- j (11-10- Ol Miss Rips 1 Memphis State j Jayhawlcers Dump TCU, Win 7 to 3 junior f 25-po- int ' 49-ya- rd 1 third-quart- Falcons (Gasp!) Flutter To 1 Win Over Tough Huskies . , er 65-ya- rd 35-ya- rd 90-deg- ree j 36-ya- rd quarter 3-7 0-- 0-3- Clemson Whips Outclassed Fur man 28 to 0 0-0 (UPI)-Half-b- first-perio- 7-- Auburn Blasts Hapless Houston To Defeat 3-- 2, 23-ya- rd j HudspethPleased With Play of Cougar Gridders 264-pou- nd rd j 25-ya- rd scoring j itas i 43-ya- rd well-pleas- ed 1 . , r i 07 Ho-ra- I ut f ' -- , rd . 03 "'" " meet the, nicest people on a Honda You Craff Fired as Colt Boss; Harris Named New Manager well-pleas- ed ; . - 22 03 1 Manager Richards announced Craft's dismissal just 13 games shy of the manend of the of ager's third year leading the National League baseball club. Harris was signed to a two-yecontract to take him 49-year-- old ar Harry Craft, under circumstances that could not be called favorable, can in some respects be considered to have done a respectable job as manager." When Craft left the club, the Colts were in ninth place with a 3 record. ei-G- IMPORT CAR REPAIRS A-56-,000. 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