| Show - post-seaso- n A&I-Leno- ir eight-poin- 8-- 2 over Lenoir Rhyne of North Carolina in the Holiday hassle for the NAIA small college championship The Texans have won 11 of 12 games this year allowing the opposition an average of 79 points f 7 jn Copper Bowl Moves Up nt 8-- 2 more-heralde- 97-9- Majors Florida State The Southwest line has a heavy 40 38 Logan Rocky Mountain flavor with Ed Springville Bear River 47 South 37 Clark Colorado and Jim Eifrid Colorado State the centers Lon-ni- e Cyprus 79 Payson 46 Orem 61 American Fork 53 Dennis Brigham Young UniGreen River 45 Wayne 35 versity Dan Johnson Air Force Tooele 51 Grantsville 41 Leon Manley West Texas State and Valley 48 Kanab 40 Oklahoma South Rich 49 Cokeville Wyo 43 guards Thompson Al Henderson and Ron Tabiona 49 South Emery 47 Stehouwer both Colorado State Big Piney Wyo 27 North Rich Eddie Meyer West Texas State 24 Len Rohde Utah State and Paul 58 49 Enterprise Bryce Valley Tripp Idaho State tackles At ends St Joseph's 61 Park City 30 are Don Stewart SMU Willie Notre Dame 44 Altamont 40 Peete Arizona Bill Spanko AriManti 35 Marysvile 33 zona State University and Don Dugway 53 South Summit 41 Black of New Mexico BY High 61 South Sevier 47 Dixie 39 Richfield 37 Judg3 57 North Sevier 48 Lehi 48 Union 38 Monticello 38 Durango Colo S3 East 45 Bountiful 43 Jerry Utah Completes 1961 Grid Slafe Signs Marquette SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -University of Utah announced terday it has The completed the yes1961 football schedule by signing for a game with Marquette University in Milwaukee Sept 23 There are no provisions for future games between the two schools The Utes will open the HOUSTON Tex (UPI) — Texas 1961 season against Colorado State Christian is a solid eight-poifavorite to beat Clemson today in University Sept 16 v the first Bluebonnet Bowl game Other games: beore the largest crowd ever to Sept 30 — Oregon at Salt Lake see a bowl inaugural City A crowd of close to 70000 is Oct 7 — Arizona State U at and thus eclipse the mark of 42000 and thus eclipse the mar kof 42000 Oct 14 — BYU at Salt Lake fans who turned out in 1935 to wit- City ness the first Sugar Bowl game in Oct 21 — Denver at Denver New Orleans Oct 28 — Wyoming at Salt Lake Both Clemson coach Frank How- City ard and TCU coach Abe Martin Nov 4 — Montana at Missoula said their teams were in top conNov 11 — Colorado at Boulder dition but Howard wm Nov IS — Uth $uu l Favored Over Clemson Today in Bluebonnet Bowl TCU nt hi' Tour- 98-7- Salt 70-6- 1 87-8- 91-7- 63-4- DAY'S HEAD sKies Arrive for f via sn vvirn oaagers 6 W 1 fl! 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T "il A PRO AGAIN — Sammy Baugh the scourge of pass defenders during his career with the Washington Redskins strikes a familiar pose after signing as head 16-ye- ar coach of the New York Titans of the new American Football League today Baugh s has been coach of College Abilene Tex for the past five seasons — (AP Wirephoto) 1 1 & I Hardin-Simmon- 0 o ctuan iNiamea Titans in New League i-- NEW YORK (AP) — Sammy Baugh back in pro football after stint of ranching and a seven-yea- r college coaching would like to see college football adopt the pro rules "I think everyone really prefers pro football There's no doubt it's the best" the lean Texan said yesterday after he had contract as signed a three-yea- r head coach of the New York Titans of the new American Football oacn s" s By Joe Reichler AP Sports Writer It is doubtful whether any baseball season of modern times produced as many surprises as the The Los Angeles 1959 campaign finished sevhad who Dodgers before became the the enth year world champions The biggest surprise was Sherry a virtual unknown relief pitcher who became the world series hero Sherry captured two of the Dodgers' four series games over the Chicago White Sox and saved the other two It marked the first time in series history that a pitcher participated in all his team's triumphs Only months before Sherry was hurling for St Paul in the American Assn Easily the season's biggest disappointment were the New York Yankees who failed to win the American League pennant for the first time since 1954 They finished third Mickey Mantle the team's big gun suffered his poorest season failing to hit 290 Bob Turley winner in the league's only 1958 won only eight games in 1959 Don Larsen was a flop and so were a fleck of other Yankees Even Casey Stengel the faultless manager admitted he was guilty of Larry three 20-ga- mistakes The White Sox drove to their first flag in 40 years The team was paced by the fabulous keystone pair of second baseman Nellie Fox the and shortstop Luis Aparicio brilliant hurling of Early Wynn and young Bob Shaw plus the relief pitching of Gerry Staley and Turk Lown Other key r figures were catcher Sherman centerfielder Jim Landis and veteran first baseman Ted who was acquired from Pittsburgh TIED SERIES RECORD Kluszewski tied a WTorld Series record with his 10 runs batted in He hit three home runs but his hitting failed to stop the oncharging Dodgers who won four of six from the White Sox The series- was highlighted by three --games in Los Angeles' Coliseum where record breaking crowds of more than watched each contest The huge turnouts produced record ris cut for tha players ld Lol-la- Klue-zews- ki - 92-0- UNITAS NAMED RECIPIENT OF FIRST AWARD PHILADELPHIA (AP)— Johnny Unitas Baltimore's record-settin- g vanced in recent years "There are more good players on every team now than when I Bert Bell St Petersburg Hosts Holiday Bowl Tilt Today ST PETERSBURG Fla Texas A&I and Lenoir Rhyne— the Texans slight favorites — met in the Holiday Bowl today to decide the official NAIA small college cham- (UPD — pionship Some 10000 fans were expected to be on hand at Al Lang Field — spring training home for the New York Yankees —for the nationally televised CBS game the third annual Holiday Bowl The teams earned berths in the championship game by winning the NAIA's western and eastern division playoffs earlier this month The Javelinas from Kingsville were Tex favorites to down the unbeaten Bears from Hickory N C despite the fact that Lenoir Rhyne ended the season No 1 in official NAIA ratings while A&I ended up in fifth six-poi- nt 68-6- 78-6- All-Ameri- ca 51-3- one-touchdo- Baugh feels there's for expansion in pro football and that the game as a whole has adplenty of room was playing "How long do I think it will 'take the American League to reach parity with the National? Well I'll say three years but I really have nothing to go on I don't know what League we'll have" players "I'd like to see the colleges take every rule in the pro book It would make a better game We've been fighting for that down at Hardin-SimmonHardin-Simmon- 0 Carolina In the other big tournament "on tonight's card Navy goes against PASADENA Calif (UPD-T- he Duke for the title in the Birmingham Classic in Birmingham Ala University of Washington football The Middies turned back Au- team got a day's head start 1 and Duke trounced burn Bowl Rose opponent Wisconsin to0 in firstt-- r o u n d Alabama day with a closed drill that coach games West was the big Jim Owens said is needed to make man in the West Virginia triumph up for lost time The Huskies 47 strong flew into scoring a record 37 points 25 of them in the first half He fouled Long Beach Municipal Airport Friout with 22 seconds left in the day Wisconsin's Big Ten Conference champions are scheduled to game West Virginia had' an easier arrive this afternoon at Lockheed time than the score would indi- Air Terminal in Burbank The same big welcome which cate The Mountaineers piled up 6 wasat It halftime a greeted Washington's footballers on bulge their arrival was planned for WisSt the in until late that n't game consin a favorite Louis pulled up close With one second to go and in some books for the New Year's A vn m i a rti 5 West Virginia ahead Jim Tr" Warren fouled Jim Dailey Dailey Seco saucer made good on the first throw to ' But Owens wasn't talking about cut the deficit to one point but predictions making Wisconsin the favorite "I never pay any attenmissed his bonus toss the lead tion to the odds" said Owens who Kentucky didn't take until 10:05 of the first half but admitted he had never seen a Rose then pulled away until the - T a r Bowl game in person "It'll be nice to see one from the Heels rallied late in the second inside" said the popular Washinghalf Bennie Coffman was high man ton coach Owens told a welcoming crowd for the winners with 23 points Lee Shaffer led the Tar Heels of some 400 that his squad "needs a lot of work" He said the team with 22 In the Birmingham Classic missed three days of practice in Navy now 0 had to come from Washington because of bad weathbehind at the half to overcome' er and "we haven't even been thinking about football because of Auburn Jay Meltzer a 6 senior scored 27 points for examinations" On the bright side the Huskies the Middies had little trouble are in good physical condition with ) Duke Alabama no serious injuries to report Quarwith sophomore-studde- d The Blue Devils trailed by one terback Bob Schloredt the one-ey- e 6 gets a major share of point midway in the first wonder for the Huskies excellent credit in half but the rest of the way 1 in top condition looked record they were in command the airliner he when from of the Ohio State terror stepped Big Ten and Bradley another M i power remained undefeated 76-7- JillilliilllllilMMilJI 1959 phis State and Mississippi State moved into the final Memphis State topped host Murray 7057 while Mississippi State defeated 1 Ma in overtime Baylor 1 first ' quarterback ceive the first annual Memorial Award as standing professional the year Unitas received 44 will the reout- player of first-plac- e votes out of 54 votes cast by league officials in the Maxwell The Maxwell Club balloting Club which is making the award in memory of the late National Football League commissioner announced the selection Friday totals Unitas received 247 points Cleveland's Jimmy Brown was On the basis of -1 second with 96 points and Charley Conerly of the New York Giants third with 82 87-8- 6-- 6-- 225-pou- nd (3-1- Long Beach Rose Bowl Queen Margaretha Bertelson and her princesses handed each member of the Washington team a basket of oranges as they left the plane Friday The Washington footballers wore dark blue blazers with "W" monograms and each had a red rose in his lapel Mayor Raymond C Kealer of Long Beach and Raymond Dorn president of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association headed the welcoming delegation The Washington squad is being housed at the Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach with workouts at Veterans Memorial Stadium there Wisconsin will have quarters at the Huntington Sheraton and will drill at East Los Angeles College Owens said with the exception of today's opening drill for the benefit of sportswriters and cameramen most of the Washington practices will be closed to both press and public FIGHT RESULTS NEW YORK (Madison Square Garden)— Benny (Kid) Paret 149 Cuba outpointed Charley Scott 149 Wilfie 10 Philadelphia Greaves outpointed Phil Portland Ore 10 Moyer 156 Eddie Jordan 144 Brooklyn outBoston pointed Walt Byars f46 160 Edmonton 10 w-h- 17-1- Becerra Signs To Defend Against Halimi at 9-- GUAM — Leo Alonzo 133 nila outpointed Sammy Borja Guam 10 Ma- 138 d-w- State blasted Butler star Jerry Lucas pitching with soph LOS ANGELES (UPI) — World 20 points in Bradley took the bantamweight champion Jose Be- measure of Boston University 9 cerra of Mexico will defend his and second with the third crown Feb 4 against Alphonse most of the secplaying stringers Halimi of France and promoters ond half Ohio State and Bradley today could almost hear the cash both are 0 register already ringing for a Maryland and Texas were sellout from the unbeaten ranks Another world's title — in the dumped cut down the Terps Wake Forest junior welterweight division — w i 1 1 while Oklahoma City turned be at stake the same night when back the 0 Longhorns champion Carlos Ortiz of New Elsewhere Notre Dame made it York meets Raymundo Battling six victories in seven starts with Torres another Mexican 5 decision over Loyola of a enon Chicago Kansas rolled over San 2 Purdue nipped Francisco Kansas State wal- UCLA Ohio 96-6- 3 94-6- 6-- 54-4- 7 98-9- 67-4- 73-4- YEAR END The Southwest squad has some dandy talent too with its back- field led by Prentice Gautt the ground-gainin- g whiz from Oklahoma at fullback He's backed up by George Puich Air Force and Jim Wrelch SMU The halfbacks are Don Perkins New Mexico Tom Cole Wyoming Austin Gonsoulin Baylor Ron Cote Arizona State College at Flagstaff and Colorado State's Jim McMillin and Wayne Schneider The quarterbacks are Jim Geist Arizona Fran Urban Arizona State University and Joe 19 51-4- ki in DECEMBER and Portland reached tha and Mary and California final of the City of Roses Tournament in Lexington came from behind to nip Colorado ney at Portland Ore The New 7 Last year the same two teams Yorkers drubbed Gonzaga 3 and met for the championship and the In the Murray State Invitational the Pilots thrashed San Diego Wildcats won Tournament at Murray Ky Mem State 6 This time though the Mountaineers will be the favorites They cleared their first big obSTART stacle last night in the round of the tourney by edging St Louis to run their record to 0 adKentucky slow starting 1 "1 I ¥ vanced at the expense of North 1 ucky Invitational Basketball Signs With Reds 36 1" 72-6- Billy Martin Granite 82-7- 86-6- nt Kul-bac- '7 R SATURDAY EVENING 86-5- i Baugh joined the coaching staff while he still was an active player with the Washington Redskins and he was persuaded to become head coach after Murray Evans quit in 1955 He said he took the job only because it was near ranch at enough to his 6000-acr- e Rotan Tex that he could drive back and forth daily In recent years he said the ranch has become less important to him When the Titans approached him Purdue Vic Jones of Indiana he decided that as long as he was Angelo Coia of USC and Willie West going to be in football he should of Oregon At Fullback are Clark be where football is best " TOURNAMENTS Holden USC and Barry Thomas of West Virginia 87 St Louis 86 the Citadel The national line is led by one Kentucky 76 North Carolina 70 of the nation's best— Burrell Other Navy 68 Auburn 61 Duke 78 Alabama 60 guards on the roster include Elvin Manhattan 91 Gonzaga 73 CINCINNATI (UPI) — Second Caldwell Indiana Lawrin Gianna-mor- e 63 46 San Diego State Portland Florida and Frank Korbini baseman Billy Martin recently Penn State Other middle linemen dealt off by the Cleveland Indians MURRAY (KY) INVITATIONAL for the nationals include centers flew here yesterday and signed a Miss State 70 Baylor 61 ot) Mark Burm Delaware Rog Le contract with the Cincinnati Reds Memphis State 70 Murray 57 Neither the baseball club nor Clerc Trinity and tackles Don EAST Martin revealed the terms Stallings North Carolina Garry Finneran and Rox Mix both of Pitt 76 Boston College 66 USC Chuck Janerette Penn State Richmond 82 Rhode Island 71 REVIE and Pittsburgh's Ken Lafayette 77 Delaware 63 At 77 Montanari the ends are Alden Massachusetts Vermont 47 Paul Maguire Kimbrough Oregon SOUTH the Citadel Dave Northcross Geo Wash 98 Wm-Mar- y 71 State and Bob Simms Michigan Clemson 63 Florida State 64 Rutgers MIDWEST SOUTHWEST ACES BASKETBALL RESULTS STANDARD-EXABIINE- Rich5 loped Brigham Young Jerry West and his rough tough mond vanquished Rhode Island West Virginia Mountaineers get a Southern Methodist downed chance at sweet revenge tonight Tulane 1 Texas Tech beat when they meet Kentucky in the Louisiana State 5 final of the University of Kent- Washington rolled overGeorge William 22-1- 38 Press By Associated fLf All-Ameri- ca Davis 53 Jordan 49 Juab 61 East Carbon 43 Box Elder 47 Weber 42 Ogden 52 Murray 42 in) 7-- 240-pou- nd Provo ( 9-- 0 post-seaso- HIGH SCHOOL & g -1 Notre Dame 67 Chi Loyola 45 Kansas 73 San Francisco 42 Oklahoma City 96 Texas 90 Tex West 63 S'west'n Okla 57 WEST Southern Meth 86 Tulane 61 Texas Tech 72 Louisiana St 65 NM State 74 Cen Okla 45 California 51 Colorado 47 Utah State 72 Washington St 53 San Diego Marines 87 Ariz 67 THE OGDEN Mountaineers Kentucky Post Wins bases most of its offense on pass plays from the single-winalignment The A&I team has never before been confronted with this tricky maneuver and will have to depend on a stout defense to contain the Bears who ranked No 1 in the NAIA ratings The Hickory N C school takes into an unblemished record of the third annual holiday Bowl all-sta- 55 —m r—lirill Lenoir-Rhyn- e In Class Purdue 75 UCLA 74 Kansas State 86 Brig Young Ohio State 96 Butler 68 Bradley 94 Boston Univ 6 ill per contest TELEVISED NATIONALLY The game will be televised nationally beginning about 3:30 pm EST or as soon as the Holiday PHOENIX Ariz (UPD— The CopBowl which starts at 12:37 pm r football game a EST is over CBS handles both per Bowl videocasts in the galaxy of longbowl rec- sophomore TCU which has a n grid attracord features a running game with standing in Dec 26 moves class tions up fullback Jack Spikes and halfback Harry Moreland doing most of the when stars from Southwest and tackle Rocky Mountain schools take on ball carrying Don Floyd anchors the forward standout players from the rest of wall the nation Clemson sporting an even split In one short year the game has in six previous bowl battles de- blossomed in stature and this year pends on the aerial arm of Harvey will feature some of the nation's lineWhite and a pair of collegiate standouts including men Lou Cordileone the New York stars Richie Lucas of Penn Giants' first draft and Harold Ol- State and Bill Burrell of Illinois son No 2 choice of the Chicago The game has drawn a lot of talent Cardinals and will be sent nation wide via Richie Lucas has television CBS choice made Penn State a one-poiThe national squad coached by over Alabama in the East's first Don Clark of USC and Rip Engle major NCAA approved bowl game of Penn State will take on the The Nittany Lions ranked 10th Southwest team coached by Ben will have an advantage in the pre- Martin of the Air Force Academy dicted cold weather over the No and Frank Kush of Arizona State 13 Crimson Tide In last year's inaugural rec- University Penn State carries an d the southwest squad upset the bowl ord into its third appearance 3 nationa1 ie"am Alabama lost its opener to Georgia The contest will be played in the and then went on to win seven and 31000 seat capacity Arizona State ' tie two University stadium a t nearby WON 11 OF 12 Tempe with the cerebral palsy The game will be televised na- charity benefitting tionally by NBC from Municipal TROJANS LEAD TEAM Stadium beginning at 12:45 pm Lucan is glamour boy of the naEST choice tional backfield at quarterback Texas A&I is & He's backed up by USC's Willie Wood and Michigan State's Larry Beilat The halfbacks are Joe and Clyde Washington of six-poi- iimi— itTilr OGDEN UTAH owl S eason Opens With Games Today United Press International Crowds totaling 120000 are expected today to view action at the Bluebonnet Liberty and Holiday bowls first of college football's annual games Some 70000 are anticipated in the first Bluebonnet clash between Texas Christian and Clemson at Houston Texas another 40000 at the inaugural of Philadelphia's Liberty Bowl between Penn State and Alabama and 10000 more from the Texas Rhyne Holiday contest in St Petersburg Fla TCU's Horned Frogs making their 11th bowl appearance are choices over the Tigers t from South Carolina They were ranked eighth in the final United Press International board of coaches ratings Clemson was 11th recBoth teams finished with ords this season n 75-7- 4 Penn State Tests Alabama in First Liberty Classic The 1959 season also produced the third pennant playoff in the National League in the last 13 years The Dodgers beaten in the other two playoffs (1947 and 1951) overcame the postseason jinx by whipping the Milwaukee Braves two straight to become the first team in history to vault from seventh to the championship The Dodgers' big thrust was made in San Francisco when they swept a three game series from the Giants Until their arch-rival- s then it seemed that Bill Rigney's Giants were on their way to the National League pennant Aided considerably by Sam Jones and Jack Sanford two pitchers acquired by trade the Giants were the surprise of the league until the last 10 days LA's success was attributed greatly to the fine job done by Walter Alston National League manager of the year in the AP poll Al Lopez the able manager of the White Sox earned American League honors SOME WERE FIRED Some pilots were hung in effigy and some were fired Detroit's Bill Norman Kansas City's Harry Craft Boston's Mike Higgins Cincinnati's Mayo Smith and Cub manager Bob Scheffing all received the axe Fred Haney quit the Braves after the playoff few managers include Jimmie Dykes at "Detroit Bob Elliott at Kansas xCity Bill Jurges at Boston Fred Hutchinson in Cincinnati Charlie Grimm with the Chicago Cubs and Charlie Dres-se- n in Milwaukee Joe Gordon resigned at Cleveland but was quickly rehired Highlights included Elroy Face's 18 straight victories giving the Pirate relief ace 24 in a row over two years'' He lost his last decision Harvey Haddix had 12 perfect innings for Pittsburgh in a 0 loss to Lew Burdette of Mil- 13-inni- ng 1-- the HIGHEST BIDDER TO '52 00 MERCURY to be sold ot ot JAY Or lt SIDAN am WEAVER'S Mfh M Kitl PUBLIC AUCTION Ud CLUB Dee 21 9 Rocky Colavito hit four Cleveland in one Baltifor homers more game Sam Jones had a conand a seven-innin- g troversial one-hitt- waukee ' PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Penn State powered by a versatile football gem named Richie Lucas kicked off the first Liberty Bowl game today against an Alabama team which entered the classic as stingy as a scrooge on defense fV'ki pre-Christ-m- as e winPenn State an ner with losses only to national Ed Mathews of the Braves hit a champion Syracuse and Pitt in a fovorite playoff homer to beat the Cubs' stunner ruled a Ernie Banks 46 'to 45 Washing- to win its first bowl event in three ton's Harmon Killebrew and Cola- tries vito tied for the AL lead at 42 The crowd at huge Philadelphia BROKEN LEG SIDELINES WERNER Hoyt Wilhelm won nine straight for Stadium was expected to be bewho was counted 23 of Steamboat Springs Colo Werner Bud Baltimore before losing tween 30000 and 50000 depending Winter Olympics in the one skier number on this as on the weather with rain precountry's MOST VALUABLE He will fall last in a fractured a suffered he until Saturday leg giving way fo clearing skies Fox and Banks won most valu- dicted downin Werner months three at off skis for least his specializes be in the 40's by able player awards but hitting and temperatures hill and slalom racing— (AP Wirephoto) time champions were Milwaukee's Hank game Aaron (355) and Detroit's Harvey 353 Top rookies were Kuenn) Willie McCovey of the Giants and Bob Allison of the Senators Vetm m W4 eran Wynn with 22 wins won the Y7 U Cy Young award In the National League Sam Jones Warren Spahn ill and Burdette each won 21 an Of course there were disappointments besides the Yankees The saddest to behold were the hitting ' slumps of Ted Williams and Stan Musial two of the greatest hitters in history Each finished well bei A friendly greeting we 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