| Show -- yr yvj"’y ww ftTi ymrvrrt t rm o y The Salt Lake Tribune Chargers Raiders Hog AFL Star Club Spots - By Associated Press NEW YORK Dec 17 San Diego and Oakland hogged half of the 22 jobs on the 1963 team of the American Football League selected Tuesday for The Associated Press by a panel of 24 sports writers and sports-castethree from each league By Keefer Lansky rs city Eastern Star Tops Skiers Special to The Tribune yyrtTT Vvy 'r 9 wi Wednesday December 18 1963 41 Parsons Avvail Invasion Of Cliico Slate Quintet AL DAVIS’ surprising Oakland Raiders placed three men on the offensive unit and three others on the defensive team San Diego’s powerful Chargers placed four on offense and one on defense Houston and Buffalo each had three men on the first teams and Boston and Kansas City two each New York placed one There were only eight repeaters from the squad of last year—Bill Shaw Ron Mix and Jim Otto on offense and Larry Eisenhauer E J Holub Larry Grantham Fred Williamson and Tony Banfield on defense All-St- 1 wv’’wwfwwYy “They’r- e- big and they’re That means Richardson will strong and I don’t know why I have to go with Gayland Johnscheduled them” son a lanky sophomore at That’s Westminster College center coach Howard Richardson's estimation of Chico Calif State JOHNSON WELL be surwhom College Parsons his rounded by sharp-shootin- Wil- g meet Friday at 8 pm in the liam Crow jumping Matt Westminster gym Brown Sherrell Berrett and Don THE COAST CREW does Hopkins boast plenty of height which The Parsons will be gunning poses a problem for the fast- to even their season mark at breaking Parsons since they against Chico Westminster rely on rebounding to get their fell below the 50Qt mark Monbreak going Qhico plays a slow day when it lost a 9 pattern-typ- e game thriller to rival Weber Chico’s strength is pointed out Chico will travel to Ogden for hi the fact that it’ll bring a 1 a meeting with Weber Saturwon-los- s record to Salt Lake day night That mark was rolled up against some tough competition up and down the West Coast Special Xmas Gift 4-- 4 112-10- FIRST TEAM Offenu—Split End— Art Powll Oak212 pounds land Josa State Tight — MOI'TJ Charles Akers An- End— Fred ArbanasSan Kansas City 234 Tackles— Ron Mix San dover Me leads field of 14 Michigan250 State Stew BarCalifornia Southern Diego skier-shooteinto the first of ber Buffalo 248 Pnen Stafe Guards— Bill Bob Buffalo 242 Georgia Tech Shaw three tryout meets which will Talamlnl Houston 255 Kentucky Center 245 Miami Fla Otto —Jim Oakland determine the United States Bi- Quarterback— Tobin Rota San Diego 220 athlon team in the Winter Olym- Rice Flanker Back— Cance Alworth San By Associated Press Running Back— Diego 185 Arkansas Clem Daniels Oakland 220 Prairie View The pics NEW YORK Dec 17 ASM Fullback— Keith Lincoln San Diego NCAA’s the to television 207 Washington State rights THE FINAL three tryout ses—Ends— Earl Faison San Dlega college football program for the sions will begin with a meet here 242Defense Boston Indiana Larry Eisenhauer Tackles— Tom Sestak next two years was awarded 250 Boston Wednesday Another tryout race Buffalo 270College Houston McNeese State Broadis set for Dec 21 and the finale Antwine Boston 250 Southern Hllnols TuesiJay'tto the National Co bid of on Middle Linebacker— Archie Matsos Oak- casting a V Dec 23 land 212 Michigan State Corner Line$13044000 backers— E J Holub Kansas City 22 in prelimi- Texas Tech Larry Grantham New York Akers placed Corner Backs— Tony Ban-fie200 Mississippi 19-2- 3 COLUMBIA Broadcasting Co InNov nary tryouts Houston 185 Oklahoma State Fred held the rights for the past 218 Northwestern had Oakland Williamson Mines Alaska and dependence Safeties — Freddy Gllck Houston 187 two seasons after winning a is favored here Colorado State Tommy Morrow Oakland 180 Mississippi Southern 1961 bidding competition with an OTHER TOP prospects of the SECOND TEAM offer of $10200000 or $5100000 End-- Bill Miller Buffalo Offense-Sp- ilt four-ma- n team (plus one alterSan Diego per year Tight End— Dava Kocourek Jim Tyrer Kansas City Charley nate) include Otto Robsahm na- Tackles—Boston The 1964 program calls for Guards— Billy Neighbors tive of Norway whose home now Long Boston Wayne Hawkins Oakland Center 13 Saturdays starting on Sept Blanda Houston Flanker Back— is Rabbit Creek Alaska- - He fin- George Dec 5 plus ending George Blanda Houston Flanker Back— 12 and Running Back ished second in the earlier try- Elbert Dubenlon Buffalo Fullback— Many of the Thanksgiving Day Cookie San Lowe —Paul Diego outs Gilchrist Buffalo will be in color programs Kansas Defense— Ends— Mel Branch The third place skier-shootTackles — Dalva Allen Oakland City AN NBC spokesman said that Mays Kangoing into the final tryouts is Bud McFadln Denver Jerry Nick Buonl-con- tl nine programs would be nationMiddle Linebacker— Salt Lake City’s Bill Spencer In sas CityBoston Corner Linebackers— Doug Boston al In scope and that the remainTom Addison Houston the earlier meet he had a time Cline Son Corner Backs— Dick Westmoreland five would be regional of 4:5810 a new record for the Diego Dick Harris San Diego Safeties— ing San Blair Joe Krakoskl Oakland George third spot Diego WESTYELLOWSTONE NCAA Grants TV ‘Rights’ a - first at Better Bowling NFL to Experiment With Theater TV © Washington Post Co WASHINGTON Dec 17--The National Football League will announce Wednesday that the championship game on Dec 29 between the New York Giants and Chicago Bears will In the Chicago area be shown on theater The game will be or free on conventional Bhown to the rest of the country TV is The decision by the NFL to experiment with pay-Tregarded as a major breakthrough for that postwar wonder ' of electronics— sports on television TELEVISION has guaranteed that SUBSCRIPTION will be piped into at least 20000 West baseball on pay-TThe Los Angeles Dodgers and Coast homes by San Francisco Giants have signed up and the fee per game will be approximately that of general admission at the stadiums— about $150 The National Football League and the American Football League have agreed to permit subscription television to dicker with individual clubs to carry their regular season home games mid-summ- Raise Funds 5-- Rogers Gains Hockey Post Salt Joe Rogers long-tim- e Lake hockey enthusiast has been named area chairman of a BEE BASEBALL TICKET BOOKS for ‘64 Soaion— Good Anytime Book of 12 Adult Tickets for $10 Westminster will be without Mike Murray again for this game Book of 14 Children's Tickets for $5 look of 11 Student Tickets for $S CALL DA 2-- 1 21 1 or writs SLC Bees 65 W 13th So The husky center is responding to treatments for an injured program designed back but will be out for at least to collect contributions to send another week the United States ice hockey team to the Innsbruck Olympic fund-raisin- g FOR HOLIDAY FUN! -- GO ELY Games ROGERS DISTRICT repre- sentative for the US Amateur Ice Hockey Assn received word from Tom Lockhart president of the association of his apMnt-men- t vio tel NEVADA 0£lf A Rogers plans to set up collection boxes at the ice rinks at Provo Salt Lake and Magna in an effort to collect funds for the American icemen defending Olympic champions INQUIRE ABOUT OUR XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S FUN PACKAGES ELY TRAVEL FOR INFORMATION ON FUN FLIGHTS CHARTERED BUSES ROOM RESERVATIONS AGENCY 574 EAST SAIT LAKE 2nl CITY A NEW CAR GIVEN AWAY EVERY MONTH SOUTH UTAH PHONE 3224915 e Don’t Vary Speed See Score Climb ' ball constant Don’t vary the By Joe Wilman speed on any one shot Famous Bowler to for a Looking simple way Take a lesson from the stars Increase your average? you watch Try keeping the speed of your They don’t change their speed or delivery whether they’re NOW and from now on r ft Bowling Tips you can buy a new Studebaker with complete confidence! To get your copy of “Your Stance and Approach" Bend 10 cent and a stamped addressed envelope to Joe Wilman care of The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City Utah shooting for a strike In the first in the 10th frame or a frame n YOU concentrate on keepsame speed and the the ing same delivery on every shot it will soon become automatic and mechanical And you will also develop a consistency which Is necessary tQ better scoring Keeping your speed and delivery consistent is a sure way to improve your game IF r Pre-Invento- V Today we can clear the air Back in October the rumor started-a- nd spread like wild- fire that Studebaker was going out of the auto business Matter of fact some of us even began to believe it ry CLEARANCE But in spite of this vicious threat of buying an “orphan” almost half of all those having the nerve to come in and e the ’64 Studebaker bought it This is unheard of-ein normal times-w- ith people now shopping two three and four makes before buying These people bought the ’64 Studebaker because of very obvious qualities-super- ior qualities that almost anyone can see and feel in one single test-dri- Check every one of these items that mean BIG SAVINGS in building supplies! STORM DOORS ALUM - MISC DOORS SIDINGS Vs PINE 2x4 BOARDS ea PLYWOOD PANELING RECESSED MEDICINE BUILT-I- OVEN N KNOTTY VNN por foot Aisortod CABINETS 1 Ribbon Strip ft 3Q"x96" Extorior tartdod 36"x96" PLYWOOD Extorior ROUGH — andd PLY SHEATHING at The only real difference is that future production will be concentrated in Studebaker’s modern plant in Hamilton Ontario-ju- st 66 miles from Buffalo This highly efficient plant has always made the same automobiles as all Studebaker owners have long enjoyed It is geared A L perfectly for Studebaker’s high quality production standards and future volume WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU RIGHT NOW? There’s no hiding the fact that many many people have been hesitating about Studebaker And most of us now have a inventory of brand new ’64 models that we must move rapidly We must do this in order to get a proper balance between dealer and factory inventories-a- nd as soon as possible heavier-than-usu- If you are al one of those who have already considered Studebaker-b- ut have been hesitating-co- on in! me C l Or-- if you’ve already shopped two or three cars shop Studebaker too qther low-pric- ed Right now today you can make the buy of a lifetime— and buy with all the confidence in the world! COME ON IN! t 7 4 12 12 13 r 10 k YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER FT —FT Extorior sanded And many many more 15 14 1V PLYWOOD PLYWOOD As always there will be complete continuity of parts and service for all Studebaker owners present and future! 50 FT SIDING GUM WOOD PANELING Vi" 7n ft 6" 4x8 from— PINE PANELING BEVELED REDWOOD 48"xl44" j 125°° anly 8" That rumor can now be squelched completely Studebaker management has stated positively-- ln the Studebaker is staypress over television and radio-th- at ing in the automobile business This year next year and years to come! 14 17 10 4xm ’ MAHOGANY PLYWOOD 1x10 aUA S4S SELECT FIR TIMBERS But as Studebaker’s President told the press just last week “The one thing killing us was the rumor-a- nd because of it fewer and fewer people would even step into the car and drive it” 1690 io ft p SIDING Vi 15 ixHx6' vm LOG CABIN ve 5 38 llB FIR STUDS FLOORING 3M —— Ced CEDAR GRAPE STAKES 2x8 ’4M — Varlaui lyptt ECONO OAK is-1- lightly damaged SHEATHING ven ?20” Pro --bong DOORS M FLUSH MASONITE test-driv- And the kind of honest experienced personalized sendee for which Studebaker dealers have always been known FT BIG SAVINGSI 2001 S Main Street Salt Lake City Utah STATE MOTORS INC 298 South Main Street Cedar City Utah 103 East Center Midvale Utah AUTO SALES 3165 South Main St Salt Lake City Utah VANS MOTOR & SUPPLY CO 321 Main Street Delta Utah PROVO STUDEBAKER 265 So 100 West Provo Utah BUNDY MOTOR CO 97 West 1st North E CITY STUDEBAKER TRI RANDYS STUDEBAKER PLAZA Main Street American Fork Utah 151 E INC Logan Utah ' LEONARD L NEWBOLD GILLESPIES 80 North Main Tooele Utah CO MOTOR COMPANY 1146 East Main Street CASSIA Burley EXEL COriNC SERV ' SONOMA MOTORS West Third Street Idaho Winnemucca MOTOR COMPANY 685 Idaho Street Elko' Nev - Nev WRIGHT G MOTOR SERVICE 1676‘Aultman Street Ely Nev T AND " I AUTO TRANSIT CO 230 C Street Rock Springs Wyo WESTERN I i |
