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Show 1 10 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1961 Utah County, Utah DAILY HERALD college Grid Ratings Brechler To Get Post Of Commissioner y Wi II iomson System ' Number at right in rating table is the current Williamson I rating; at left is consecutive rank n N fn V. M, I. ...... . . ' - r4 - -- - 7 maintain 6 Night Planned At American Fork 1 get-togeth- er . evening's vities.1 , ' v u. "' l rt! si t v 1 - 1 vj By TIM MORIARTY United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) The Yan : kees stand pat Don t oe suiy. j . 7 - Wq - nllH- " lUI iti:r- - V catcher-outfield- er Selections Made By Mets, Colts By LEO II. PETERSEN UPI Sports Editor CINCINNATI (UPI) The Houston Colts concentrated on pitching strength and the N e w York Mets placed a Heavy em hitters in se phasis on long-ba- iedinies Pidkes! are eager to get another "50-yard- -- r Yanks Won't Stand Pat, Harney Says Purdue-Washingto- 3 - ,:-r- csi.ay. in starting pitcher and we, may need more bench strength," General Manager Roy Harney said' Tues day after the Yankees arrived back in New York from Cincin nati, where they completed a five- game rout of the Reds in the World Series. ' " ' , Hamey said he planned to sit down with Manager Ralph Houk within the next few days to discuss witter trades aimed at further strengthening the roster of the world champions. J ' ' 'Z' Military Presents Problems The biggest problems facing the Yankees is whether the interna tional situation may cause pitchers Ralph Terry and Bill Staf ford, shortstop Tony Kubek and rookie infielder Tom Tresh to be summoned to military service. All art in the reserves. Houk also must decide what to ' do with Johnny Blanchard, the Yankees' reserve who hit tjyo key homers and wound up with a .400 batting avPROPOSITION Some 55,000 football fans had A 50-5- 0 erage in the series. National n "50-yar- d game in line seats" for the Leaguers were astonished that Seattle. No one could complain about the seating arsuch a premium player did not rangement until the start of the engagement when the play every day. " markers were replaced by the usual numbers. Blanchard, most likely will wind For a while, though, the numbers had folks a bit bewildered. up in left field next year. With Mickey Mantle patrolling center The statistics appear to bear and home run king Roger Maris out the feeling that the Mets wound in right, that's the only position naup with more power than the open to the rangy Minnesota Colts. The players chosen by New tive. Berra Retiring? York from the eight other NL 53 of homers Following the; series, it was reclubs hit a total 22 for the Colts during the past ported that Yogi Berra was considering retiring. season., jrJj 6 - i A 4 r; fa inn nil-- : It -- u - , . 1 - ir iiiiiiiiiii.piijiw.w. k s V. iiiiii .irra 1. wmmmmmmmmmmm r f .- -- ' t Lp mii fiW mmmmmmmmmm '. t. - i wwvvywwiTfvij'i mm:mMmmMmMM$m: 77.3 77.2 Dartmouth 77.0 87 Citadel 76.8 rat88 V. P. I.' ....... in the nation. Difference in 76.6 ings rather" than in rank indi- 89 West Mich 76.3 cates earned comparison of team 90 West Texas. By DON MYERS 75.7 167 United Press International leading 91 Richmond strengths. Only the 75.6 Six college 10 92 ....... DENVER Louisville the and (UPI) j top junior colleges 75.1 new ath- .. a O 93 will form below. Miami nrtsidents listed are x colleges .......... 74.7 letic conference with an old name 94 Wm. & Mary j 100.0 BEST AVERAGE 74.6 todav and its commissioner will 95 Montana 97.1 96 Furman 74.2 ho Paul Ttrpphlpr. Skvline Confer 1 Michigan' State ...... 74.0 ence boss. c. 96.6 97 La. Tech ............ 2 Mississippi 74.0 . . 98 96.1 Columbia Sources told United Press Inter3 Texas ................. 73.9 ....... ... 95.9 . La. 99 S. E. national the appointment of Brech .........4 "4 Alabama 73.8 ....... 94.1 00 . Mexico New ler will be one of the first items 5 Baylor 73.7 on the agenda.' The source said 93.3 01 Lehigh 6 Michigan ...... 73.5 Brechler had been issued an in. 92.5 02 Harvard 7 Notr6 Dame 73.3 formal invitation from the new .......... . 92.5 103 Bald. Wallace 8 Iowa & 72.9 I . 92.0 104 Texas A .'. 9 Purdue league to be its commissioner, 72.7 ....... 91.7 105 . Cornell .... and a formal pact will be drawn 10 Arkansas 72:3 . . 91.6 106 Arlington 11 Navy today ...... 72.1 ' . 91.5 107 Xavier O. ......... 12 Miami, Fla Brechler, former athletic direc 72.0 91.4 108 . McNeese .... 13 Washington toi at Iowa, confirmed the infor 71.7 .. 91.3 109 . Western Tex. 14 Colorado mal invitation. "It has been an 71.4 91.3 110 . Connecticut 15 Ohio State nounced that T might be commis 71.2 91.3 111 Mex. . N. State c. 16 sioner and that it is likely, but 71.2 haven't confirmed this . 91.2 112 North Texas 17 Auburn publicly,' 71.1 . 91.1 113 Idaho 18 Penn" State ........ said. Brechler 71.1 . 91.0 114 Chattanooga 19 Maryland Glen (Red) Jacoby, Unijjersity . 71.1 of 90.9 . 115 State Kent 20 Tennessee ... athletic director, said 70.8 thf- Wyoming .90.8 116 Trinity Tex 21 L. S. U. and its new conference new 90-- 70.4 117 San Jose 22 Syracuse commissioner probably will have SO-69.9 118 Buffalo 23 Georgia Tech He said the presi name. old an 69.8 119 No. Dakota - 9(-24 Missouri dent's meeting will 69.8 90.5 20 Mass. Univ 25" Duke Mountain States Athletic Confer 69.7 90.5 121 Cincinnati 26 Memphis State ..: as its title, but probably will 69.5 ence 90 4 122 N. W. La 27 Rice The another nickname. 90-69.4 select 123 Boston U , 28 Kansas known as the Sky MSAC is better 69.4 90.3 24 Youngstown 29 Wyoming line Conference. 69.3 90.3 125 Ohio Umv 30 Utah State After four members ot the con 69.0 90.2 26 Butler 31 Minnesota ference pulled out, the league vot 9.0 90.1 127 Albright 32 Kentucky to dissolve effective at the end ed 68.9 "90.0 28 Toledo 33 Pittsburgh academic this of year 68.5 . 89.7 129 Pensacola 34 Northwestern reasons of the league the "One 68.1 - 89.6 30 Brigham Young 35 Florida . to maintain 68.0 dissolved rather than 89.5 31 Drake 36 Wisconsin same 67.8 its identity was to pick the 89.0 132 Lamar Tech 37 Utah 67.6 name for the new conference," 89.0 133 Tufts , 38, Clemson 67.6 Jacoby said. 134 Len. Rhyne - 88.7 39 Oregon The new conference will include 67.6 88.5 35 Hard. Simm's : 40 Stanford 67.6 Wvoming, New Mexico, Brigham 88.3 36 Colo. St. U. I 41 Miss. State current b7.4 Young and Utah of the 137 Amherst - 88.1 42 So. Calif. Arizona and Conterence 67.1 Skyline88.0 138 Pennsylvania 43 Houston' and Arizona State of the Border 66.9 88.0 139 Dayton 44 Texas A & M 66.6 Conference 87.6 140 Humboldt 45 Iowa State Two other Skyline schools, Col 66.1 86.8 141 .San Fran. St 46 Nebraska' 65.8 orado State University and Utah 86.7 142 N. E. La 47 Tulane 65.8 State, want to be included. 86.6 143 Middle Tenn. 48 yillanova Brechler said he has written a 65.7 86.1 144 Iowa St. Col 49 U. C. L. A codts of operation for the new new 65.5 86.1 145 South. 111. 50 California''.. and will present it toconterence 65.5 ........... 86.0 146 West Chester 51 No. Carolina athletic directors of He said 65.3 day 85.4 147 Fresno St. 52 S. M. U. : 65.0 member schools will have to act 85.3 148 Davidson 53 Arizona 64.9 on the code and that it would not 85.1 149 Tenn Tech 54 Oklahoma : 64.7 be completed until next summer. 85.0 150 Howard 55 Vanderbilt Besides a new operating code, 64.5 84.9 151 'S. W. La. . . .. 56 N. Car. State .......... the 64.4 college presidents are expect. .. 84.2 152 Western Ky. 57 Ore. State to take up budget and person64.4 ed 153 St. John's - 84.2 58 Georgia 64.4 nel matters. They will meet at the i 84.0 154 Idaho St 59 Florida State . 83.8 155 Wheaton 64.3 Hilton Hotel in closed session. 60 Army 1. 83.1 156 Wofford 64.2 61 Oklahoma State . 64.2 82.7 157 Tex. Lutheran ...... 62 So. Carolina 64.1 Sportsman-Farme81.9 158 Appalachian 63 Illinois 63.9 81.8 159, Cal. Poly Pom 64 Boston Col 160 63.9 81.7 Texas 65 Kan. State East , 63.8 81.5 161 Am. Int'l. 66 Air Force 67 Detroit 63.8 .... 81.5 162 Bradley 63.8 . .... 81.2 163 Pittsburg St. 68 Wake Forest .. 63.7 81.1 164 Abilene Chr 69 Tempe : 63.7 70 Indiana . 81.0 165 Newberry A farmer-AMERICAN FORK 63.6 71 Bowl. Green 80.7 166 Brown , sportsman night is being spon .... 63.5 sored 72 Texas Tech . 80.3 167 Wittenberg by the American Fork 73 Wash. State 80.3 JUNIOR COLLEGE ThursSportsmen's Association 1 Bakersfield 74 'Rutgers ......... 65.5 80.1 7:30 at at the Sportsmen's day 2 Pearl River 75 Geo. Wash 65.2 80. at rear (entrance Headquarters 76 Holy Cross 3 Colum.. Basin 57.3 of D. T. 79.4 The R.'s). purpose of 4 Glendale 77 Yale .. 79.2 56.8 the will be to discuss 78 Delaware 5 Boise 55.6 mutual ....... 79. problems which irise for 6 Tyler 79 Princeton 55.5 both 78.6 groups during hunting sea 7 Long Beach 80 Miss. South 55.4 sons and to work out solutions for . 78.3 81 W. Virginia 8 Riverside 78 54.3 these . problems. 82 Wichita 9 Santa Monica 78 54.2 v A dinner will be served to the : 83 Tulsa 10 Pratt 77 . 54.1 group. Anyone interested is in 7 84 Virginia .. . 77.8 score. Oct. missing acti vited to join in the 85 86 wy j ifGo pdsmiaiEteirs lecting their first players from the National League grab bag. Among" the pitchers chosen by the Colts during Tuesday's special draft were Ken Johnson, who had a record with the pennant- Reds tnis winning Cincinnati (8-of the Dick Farrell year; Los Angeles Dodgers, Bobby of the Pittsburgh Pi Shantz ) of the rates, and Sam Jones (8-San Francisco Giants. Because the Mets will be forced to play their home games in the Polo Grounds during their initial season next year, they went into the meeting in search of power hitters and came out of the ses sion with fair success. Mets Pick Hodges Nobody was surprised when the Mets grabbed Gil Hodges of the Los Angeles Dodgers, still a home run threat at the age of 37 e hero of old and a Brooklyn fans. However, the Mets also man aged to latch onto such estab hitters as Hobie lished Landrith of the Giants, Gus Bell of the Reds, andi Ed Bouchee of all of whom the Chicago Cubs will be aiming at the Polo Grounds' inviting right field wall next season. 11 Michigan team, is favored to whip Houst6n by at least 20 points. Third- "favor ranked Texas is a At least that's the oddsmakers' ite over Oklahoma. y prediction for the Wolverines naOther favorites this with weekend include Navy by 17 over tionally televised meeting State in Saturday's Cornell, Kentucky 20 over Kan-sa- r Michigan featured college football game. State, Ohio State 19 over IlIt will be the only clash be linois, and Notre Dame 13 over tween top - ranked teams this Southern California. The odds on other leading weekend. Michigan, with a 0 record, held down the No. 2 spot games : ' East: Pittsburgh 15 over West in this week's UPI ratings while was Virginia, Penn State 7 over Michigan State, also Army; Columbia 6 oyer Yale; ranked sixth. Harvard 6 over Colgate. 1 Mississippi, the nation's No. South: Georgia Tech 7 over Duke; Georgia 1 over Florida The Yogi, who broke Slate; Maryland 10 over North nine records and equalled two in Carolina; Alabama 14 over North Carolina State; Clemson 14 over this year's series, was non-coWake Forest. mittal However, his wife, Carm Midwest: Northwestern 6 over en, dropped a hint on Yogi's fu ture plans when she remarked: Minnesota;, Wisconsin 6 over "He'd never be happy out of Oregon State; Kansas 8 over Iowa State; Missouri 7 baseball." State; Syracuse 7 over NeBerra's present salary presumably would preclude any retire braska; Iowa 24 over Indiana. Southwest: Baylor 6 over Arment plans he might be consider Rice 7 over Florida: for He received $55,000 play- kansas; ing. 10 . over Texas field Christian Texas last ing half a season in left 13 Oklahoma. busiover Texas Tech; season and is too good a 6 over CalWest: Washington . nessman to pass up more than a 10 over Vamler UCLA grand ja week for playing base- ifornia; ' bilt. ball. NEW YORK (UPI) to win by one point! 13-poi- nt top-heav- 2-- 2-- 0, m over-Oklahom- a 0) fn1"? r? JU LUU'LbV - ll r?i mn nrrr til i if it ii ii 111 it i i M i i i i bvJlyJuu 6-- 2 y into ior brands 1 7) (6-3- 8) vllmulllWyllWU'JWrlll J mm ll iii.imiMii.liiLnmil.niiJiUMHl I J.HM..H. !tw1tmWW(rj !S SEE IT YOURSELF! TRAILMAKER SILVERTOWN'S EXTRA-DEEBITING EDGE MARES AN EXTRA-DEETRAIL... GIVES YOU EXTRA , SAFETY AND SECURITY! P P f ' ... long-tim- ... . r, - . left-hande- d . 257-fo- ot Maryland Coach Gets Honor COLLEGE PARK, Md. 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