Show "Af 4V OGDEN v OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING OCT 1963 27 W6esoY- (areeo Bay - Opposition Sf iff but Chargers Oilers Favored to Mike Margins United Prtss International The San Diego Chargers and Houston Oilers are favored to strengthen their American Foot ball League division leads today but the opposition is about as stiff as it can get The Chargers leaders of the western division play second-plac- e the ing sas will Oakland at home while Oilers entertain the defendleague champions the KanCity Chiefs a game which be seen nationally on matches the league's two top runners Paul Lowe of the Chargers and Clemon Daniels of the Raiders Lowe has a lead over Daniels but the Raiders star saw only limited service because of injuries in four games this year The opposing coaches have been beating the drums for the other club this week Charger coach Sid Gillman said the Oakland players are fired up to end 23-ya- rd 220-pou- nd HICU VI OMUIK AV WW for the division crown OFFENSIVE BALANCE He says Oakland's one-tw- o punch of Daniels and end Art Powell gives the team tremendous offensive balance and points out the Raiders' four losses came with Daniels in- -: jured "You can't defense Powell to closely" he said "or Daniels WUlWttUUVti w - losses to San Diego and to estab- I'll 1U w °" n r—v 41 'Jf 5 T S mm or Keserve Roae United Press International John Roach trades in his earphones for a football today knowing full well that on his strong right arm rests the hopes of the Green Bay Packers for a fourth consecutive National Football League western division y crown The j soft-spok- Texan en who has been- - riding the bench for the 'past two years spending almost all his time on the tele- Ehone to the Green Bay press scout replaces regular quarterback Bart Starr out from two to six weeks with a broken bone in his throwing hand The Packers despite the loss of Starr and a "jinx" that has seen them win just once in Baltimore since Vince Lombardi took over as Green Bay coach in 1959 are favored by seven points to dump the Colts and virtually eliminate them from the 1963 title chase The Chicago Bears tied with the Packers for the western division lead with a 1 record return home following last Sunday's UDset loss to the San Fran- and take on Cisco Forty-Nined jthe Philadelphia another team eagles with quarterback troubles a teammate of King Hill j - 8- fl Roach with the St Louis Car-(bdinals until both were traded in 1961 has Teplaced injured n Eagles quarterback Sonny n Linebacker Maxie Baugh-aand flanker Tommy McDon ald are doubtful starters for the Eagles The Bears are favored by 15 points Defending Eastern division gets champion New York (4-its last shot at Jimmy Brown and the unbeaten Cleveland Browns Brown needs only 79 yards to top the 1000 yard rushing mark for the fifth time in his career and could be on his way to the league's first 2000 yard year Cleveland has been ut Jur-gese- 2) the Browns also have dis- played greatness" Sherman " ' said v : TITLE HOPES ALIVE St Louis tied with the Giants for second place in the Eastern division will be trying to keep its title hopes alive against the Redskins who tied and beat the Cardinals in two meetings last year The Cards still have two games left against the Giants and two against the Browns John Henry Johnson injured most of the year returns to the Pittsburgh lineup but the Steelers may have lost lineman Ernie Stautner because of an ankle injury Don Meredith is expected to go most of the way at quarterback for the Cowboys The Lions already hurting because of injuries to the defensive team added linebacker Joe Schmidt to the injured list last week The San clash 'lish themselves as contenders Raiders coach Al Davis said we feel that San Diego's per--i sonnel is much too strong for 1 our ciud nowever we win De out to put on a good show" He cited the running of Lowe installed a favorite and Keith Lincoln and Tobin In other games today the Rote's league-leadin-g passing (2-Redskins are Washington 'as reasons for his pessimism at home the Cardinals against Gillman is afraid of a letdown CHICAGO (UPD— A plan for schedule and at least four other (4-the Pittsburgh Steelers television of college football to colleges who have not appeared! by his team after last week's are host to the Dallas bring more teams into public 'in the last five years must be win over the Chiefs and Davis the Detroit Lions Cowboys would like nothing better The view in the next two years has selected (2-host the Minnesota Vikings been submitted to During the two years each Chargers had such a letdown (2-and Forty-Ninethe and be win NCAA over must first for their district after the repremembership approval ' ' ' the Los Rams both of Angeles h television committee announced by at least one school sas City and lost to lowly won whom their first games last San Diego is favored has not appeared during ver Saturday week meet at San Francisco 10 five the past years points The plan basically is the same today by Here is the "line" on those as that used for the past two "These will work for the next The Houston-Kansa- s City games: Pittsburgh 8 over Dal- seasons with single games on a two years" Asa Bushnell chair- - game should be a passing duel STEIN ERIKSEN soaring over the snows of Aspen Highlas St Louis 4Vz over Wash't national network on nine dates man ol the committee said "I between quarterbacks Len lands Colo will present just part of the ski action in Jim ington Detroit 3 over Minneknow whether they would son of the Chiefs and George and regional games on split netFarnsworth's movie Wedsota and San Francisco-Lo- s being Anpresented be in 1966 and 1967" IBlanda The brokenfield run- - nesday at Ogden High School works on five dates Mount Ogden will attempt to even geles g The program has been star of each team is on However there will be four move back into a tie for the tiiy Roach a almost forgotten man mitted for a mail vote of the the sidelines Billy Cannon of on date since for each a games regional being regular with the junior high football lead this will become the Oilers and Abner Haynes of WITH LEAGUES 'Slci-O-Ramthe next two seasons compared membership and 1960 in? ci' Cardinals has thrown week while county' teams fintwoof a the Chiefs and the two teams to three for the past two years effective by approval seven only passes this year ish up their season with the o in league passing majority of those voting rank '" The regions will vary depending thirds two and allowing crown already decided completing with a deadline of November 11 offense with Houston on top" Mount in the interest more De two which to trails Ogden f Butrl Iaam upon displayed t intercepted J g 3 SEASONS the chosen game can ne a tne PVOUS ieeis do lxjmoarai Dy Higniand be half game will meet Central e job The plan requires that at least Oilers The are Bushnell said the TV commitafternoon at City Sta- 28-- 7 47 different colleges appear anLOT OF CONFIDENCE hoped to submit the package vontes to avenge an earlier at Kansas City The two nually in the 29 games to be to hirMpr nn lator than i"wpm-!los- s uk wuuie ieam nave This won d havp annParpH fn Daring speed races over world ie aim curto tne ber and would attempt to con duos nave aiviaea tne season displayed compared a lot of in him" be a pushover for Mount confidence famous will courses be the ski Ogden rem ruling mai 6i scnoois must elude a contract before the next series in eacn ot tne league s said Lombardi "He's played until this last week Central menu 24 m with when seasons the three the Wednesday games the second previous appear NCAA convention some great football for us looked good last week upsetBuehler-BinghaKansas City gaining a slight Ski Shop pre- There's no Further in each of the next week in January 1964 in my mind ting Mound Fort question RAY Potwo GIFFIN clubs—Boise and By the Only two years at least four schools! The current package was sold edge last year by defeating sents Jim Farnsworth's movie that he'll do a good job for us" On Wednesday Washington BOISE (AP) — "Born 1939catello — w e n t mchanged who never Dreviouslv have ar- - for two vears for $10200000 and Oilers in the league champion The Colts always troublesome and Mound in the Ogden Fort tied for third killed in a headon collision! throughout the years and ncarcd must be chosen for the! each narfifinatincr pamp nn the ship game for the Packers are in their spot square off School Auditorium at 8:30 Will High be also with Kansas the major leagues 1963"! Tn ma thA T pwktAn playCity national network receives S5M! best physical shape of the seaIn the county Wahlquist has franice 000 Each regional game gets tog without place kicker Tom This epitaph could well be son Pass catcher Jimmy Orr pjn distbecause clinched the championthe travel mainly iBrooker who kicked the win- - placed on the grave of the Proceeds from the event will injured in Green Bay's 0 win already $172000 too and will host winless Roy ance was was moved ship great The package of 1964 and 1965!ning field goal in that cham- Baseball to Idaho Falls and that club be donated to the local ski three weeks ago has rejoined And second place will be decidPioneer mm Baltimore and win end on tne tirst Saturday in """H wuiiv uiwkci wib League as a direct edict from remained a member the rest clubs Mount end R C ed when South and T H Bell Ogden Thiokol Owens has alsogiant m his nght knee the National Association severed December with the second been added to tangle on the Bonneville High of the way Snow Basin Racing Club Jesuit nrHav nf tha mnntK rpprvH fnr against the Chargers last Sun- - professional baseball from fans Halliwell the active roster field became the first Fathers Hill Field and Boeing y television of colleee division The Colts in Montana and Idaho But what almost the reupset of the league and Standings: said R H Wagner Buehler-Bingha- Packers in the Kansas City was expected to is far worse it cut off the two president leadgional championship games CITY LEAGUE game early in mained official that capacity manager activate Bert Coan to replace states without any professional until 1952 when he turned the 4 in the third ing W period L Pel SUPPORT LEGISLATION The show will be when Starr ' ST LOUIS (UPI) Willie Haynes at halffback while Hous- - sport of any nature a fumble 1 up picked 800 Eng-ber- g to Highland Claude 'A over position narrated personally by Mr and uirnea into a Mays and light hitting shortstop Such games have not been au ton has been using rookie Bill In the 25 years — subtract 1 3 Mount 750 pass Salt Ogden who scoring Lake City Farnsworth with musical numBobby Wine of Philadelphia were thorized by the NCAA yet but Tobin from Missouri as a stand three for World War II— the served to the end scored touch t$rown three 2 3 4oo Washington g bers and a ski style show adding downs one on a council will in for Cannon among the nine players elected the C and in 1963 class A screen! Mound Fort 2 class 3 :4oo Tn crrnnn of the first nrpan to the attraction Ten door to the Sporting News' support such legislation at the — 1 4 ' 200 league had its ups and downs jjzers such names as Lloyd prizes ranging in value from pass and gamed 123 yards rusn- - Central comof TV convention the Part an team League fielding two Cleveweeks when but it seemed to survive and Harris and Earl mg COUNTY ago LEAGUE Lewto $50 will also be given land beat New York Springer $395 mittee funds obtained from a S D Q CI fl S D O W H nounced Saturday 4 But w come back healthier than be- iston Eddie Mulligan Pel lAnf AOPAPPmAnl un T'L and John rn J Mr said- iai Wagner An-cnammon aaocwuicwi i ine wona Allie coach los Sherman insists 4 1 fore it's 1000 Wahlquist C Derks Salt Art Patrons will enjoy vicarious Lake geles Dodgers failed to -place a sale- of the package will be used NOff hWGStGrn the Browns that must belSouth 3 0 But this time there was no Routzong and Halliwell City 00 o ski thrills as the movie Pocatel-lill takes 10 suppon uie couege line not single man on the team lBell Brown 1 2 stopped of blood 500 Jimmy plasma— supply major Bill McCorry George Lowe them over such famous courses EVANSTON 111 (UPI)— Half Mays San Francisco Giant games 0 0 000 dollars— to aid the cause and Al Warden "Jimmy Brown is truly great Roy Ogden Hadyn as Aspen Highlands Colo Alta center fielder received 182 The new plan retains most pint halfback Sherman Lewis league and the "big boys" simply said Walker Boise Hugh Pace Engelberg Switzerland and Euvotes more than any other play- features of previous agreements ran 87 yards for one touchdown that working agreements for Twin Falls and A J Montgom- rope Some of the s er in the league Wine a 215 However the number of per- and caught a for pass 1964 were not available and beWash were skiers in rethe n show Spokane ery was mitted offensive hitter last season collected 59 another in a taking part appearances that it looked like the end of hind the action include Stein Eriksen Anderl votes to beat out St Louis short- duced to allow an institution to show which carried Michigan the line fJmwinrr nain at the acre nf Molterer Junior Bounous Jim 7 stop Dick Groat who got 46 appear no more than three State to a triumph over Many people will take a "so EXCLUSIVE nine saw the league move " McConkey Othmar Schneider votes times during the two years The d Northwestern to the death warH m attitude nnn HUNTING UNIT nmncc The Cardinals were hardly current rule provides for two uraay Egon Zimmerman Penny Pitou of the league But there are still iand Great Falls Mont and and Arthur Furrer shutout though because four appearances annually once Lewis began Northwestern's hose who remember when the: were elected to the tionally and once regionally spread the league over a three- downfall when Northwestern 1800 acres in west Cache Valley-4- 00 of which i101"18 tur5f1ies state area At that time the team First baseman Bill White! The package covers television Jim Dau and Mike k is grass covered third baseman Ken Boyer out-- ! of university games only and Buckner batted Steve Juday's Utah and Montana wasina Idaho loop was comprised of eight Past 1000 Mark maior!tzorrerwon n 350 PHEASANT ROOSTERS fielder Curt Flood and pitcher college division members may pass into the air in the end zone CHICAGO (UPI) of discussion Halfback topic In addition to excellent natural hatch Bobby Shantz were all named to televise with complete freedom and Lewis gathered it in for the Ask Jack IfalHweUte Sale of tickets limited to 75 at $25 a ticket Tickets told on Citv 5ea"ie Feathers with the great! receive "Gold Glove Awards"! during the season first Spartan score ine nrsi president ot tne league in utah and the tw0 Montana Bronko Nagurski leading the 1st come 1st served basis Proceeds go to Newton IDS Ward interference became the first ask E F McDermott Idaho cities For Tickets Contact Falls who survived shaky days Ogden became the second pro football player to gain 1000 LEAGUE ROD'S CHEVRON SERVICE AT NEWTON UTAH to keep the club going ask charter member to rushing yards in a season when leave the he Phone Jordan trained L004 for the Chirasm Maury Enright Billings who league losing out when the Cinhas served as business manager cinnati Reds decided their af- Bears in 1934 for 14 years— and the list could filiation with the loop was a go on to cover many many losing proposition and withdrew GO WHERE OTHERS FEAR more who have aided in starting That was in 1955 and two years jahd keeping the league going later Salt Lake City quit for jover the two decades plus what seemed greener pastures in the triple A Pacific Coast BLEAK FUTURE AHEAD tell this boy how to hit he ought Yaz clipped the horsehide at By FRANK ECK AP Newsftature Sports Editor to have his tongue cut out" 296 and now after only tnree Now suddenly and by edict circuit ON America0 League seasons he is from the major leagues the Missoula Mont replaced Og This was at Scottsdale Ariz1 LESS THAN iwu tne batting champion with 321 loop passes into oblivion unless lde? P"1 when Salt Lake City in the spring of 1961 and Tedi A v CVrw mavhA mmi many changes are made in Ult ttne Iea?ue first tried a Williams had his sharp eyes on Mickey Mantle ever had the ex- - after a recent what looks to be a bleak future seven-teafrom plan then dropped returning on a to in such home Yaz' lanky rook iefperts heap Magic Valley to make it six praise Lynnfield ahead trip named Carl Yastrzemski fresh! youngster after less man two: Mass "Carl had a lot of presIn 1939 six teams comprised At the start of the 1961 season in two on rtrtrtlseasons him sure minors those first the nut nf Nnir nam0 onH ha t — Magic Valley returned to action the first Pioneer NEW TREAD ana Missoula was dropped There were fears that Yaz years but he has lived up to all Lewiston Pocatello League Twin Falls Island potato fields might have trouble living up to the advance billing And up in (Magic Valley) and Boise from Asked what he thought of thesis press clippings especially Boston they are calling him the Idaho and Ogden and Salt Lake i after he hit only 266 as a Red best left fielder Fenway Park kid Williams said: City from Utah "That's easy This boy has! Sox rookie in '61 But last year (has seen in 30 years" one of the finest level strokes AND WIN A I have ever seen and if anyone tampers with his hitting they "HUFFY" SNOW THROWER are crazy Williams baseball s greatest hitter the last two decades had retired the previous season with a 344 career average at age 42 and at the Boston Red Sox trainnn ing camp then manager Mike w Higgins was wondering if Yaz With each snow tire purchased at the could fill Williams vacated left " field spot: Mike no longer won' J W Brewer Tire Company you get one ders nor does present manager FREE chance on a h Johnny Pesky $20000 "Muffv" 1 : Diego-Oakla- j nd NCAA Plans to Widen Scope of TV Coverage & i I j I ! the-NCA- ! j A Kan-sent- ed r ? 1 Den-whic- int : 4) 2) (3-2-- 1) (1-- 5) 4) 4) rs Mount Ogden Central in Key Contest 5-- 50-3- 4 j i j rs injury-plague- Daw-don- (2-3-- 1) -- "Ski-O-Ram- a" sub-jnin- ! MAJOR i S - one-tw- app"' five-poi- Pioneer Died fa-te- nt Slated for Ogden High T P 1 1 1 T dgue-ieaam- Head on Colls SBOil i 1 ! m j j "Ski-O-Ram- Players Pick lOP Defensive Stars in NL a" 31-2- Sat-lamen- ts re-da- m ! - ' 4 17-1- 90-min- j policy-makin- 72-ya- ! 1 A T 1 rd : all-Natio- ft V ! r l 35-2- - A — L : 1 I ATTENTION world-famou- 29-ya- rd one-ma- Pheasant Hunters 15-- east-hat?- ninth-ranke- ds i en lvW soil-ban- - tju j m j j AMERICAN CHAMP I i 42 j Yasfrzemslci Finally Lived Up To Stack of Press Clippings j ! I j j TO TREAD -- US iQYM m ta - — 1 j $20000 1 uw IS u 1111 - 22-inc- y WORKING OUT down in Ocala Meanwhile where future Red Sox Fla youngsters were working out and' scout Frank CBots) Nekola was talking about Yasterzemski Bots had signed 0 Yaz for a bonus well over ' Snow Thrower and best of all each of Brew- er's four store are giving away a "Huffy" Snow Thrower 670x15 or 750x14 '' i- ex-pitch- er I - LOOK AT THIS SAMPLE: DEAL! $50-00- "Yaz can't miss" Nekola said "I've watched him the last six years at Raleigh N C at Minneapolis in high school and two years on potato field diamonds and finally signed him as a Notre Dame sophomore He can do everything hit run and throw" In Philadelphia r ? '£0 f r - ) A ir 7 i if iii mmmmmmmWmmmmm-mmmmm- UTAH 2 BY- r PRODUCTS GO " r North of the Swift Plant in Wast Ogden OxE CHAMP TO ANOTHER — Ted Williams (left) American League to last and the one 400 hit is shown with Red Sox left fielder batting champion Carl Yastrzemski who led the league this year Williams did more than anybody to help Yaz' confidence and he often kept him relaxed with light talk such as six-tim- above - e OGDEN EX SALT LAKE EM LOGAN SK GARLAND AL s 7 F 0 R U GO (2) Plwt tax end txchanf comparablt prices on all titet INSTANT CREDIT TO FIT YOUR NE ED5— WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS Call Newl that same -- i - spring when Gene Mauch took over unexpectedly as manager of the Phillies after Eddie Sawyer resigned Mauch glowed even more about Yastrzemski He had managed Yaz at Minneapolis where the southpaw f swinger batted 339 "I wish I had him now" Mauch said "If anyone tries to - 4- Get famous J W Brewer ''New Tread" snow tires at this low low price and save Extra wide tread heavy shoulders and available with or without abrasive tread 670x15 or 750x14 4-2- i?— i TIRE COMPANY 1690 Wall Avenue - 393-064- 1" ' ' 'V ir Uli m 3 £ ry r ' 23G4 Grant Avenue 392-757- 1 |