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Show ™™ Dodger Brass Claims Sandy ‘ y i 108 ANGELES up! =jthe Dodger Sandy Koufax belonged to baseball history today butthe +p sport went on and the Lag Fa Retirement Great. Loss he 7 di not feel the retirement of the Koufax’ the club's exeentiversaid the-cagnge famed “hurler “could “not be) 5550) replaced but the vacancy had to), be filled, either from the ranks °Y # of-younger-men coming up_or pitching. by. dealing with other clubs He recel d $12 ‘As he left the gameafter 12 season and years of major league pitching) indicated Koufax during which “he posted records| Written his owLicke that -may stand for generations, The Dodgers pi Koufax took with him- the best/tritute to the gr | wishes ‘of his” “bo: juts} was the oniy man to ¥ (President Walter O'Mall 3€-/ Young pitching DODGER PITCHING STAR Sandy Koufax, facing a battery of microphoties, considers his words before announcing he would retire from Laseball because of his health and physical condition. Kotifax haé been hothered by an ar thritie condition in his left arm, (Herald-UPI who can win a ake-the chance of hed the a to live them, with the complete use of- mybody,” the #0-year-oid bachelor said. - I want to live a lot of years tle alter this and I don’t want to decision ter—whe the-Cy three’ ART.FOR WASHINGTON us 10 endedthe pa | games or so,It’s my firm belief 9 record that Don Drysdale will bounce “He leaves a back next season with 20 of performance in b: that more Victories. That's the Way T might noi again be equalled hope we cah make up for the O'Malley said We respect his ¢ loss-of Koufax.” decision and wish him onty the yaj Team On Tour best. He was thebest.” O'Malley, Alston and most of| And Alston, who guided the parts.” | rs pé—point AXLES PI neral Manager E J, (Bugaie)|times during-a career that 6AW spite a “long-standing Bavasi and Field.-Manager/him hurl~a record four —no- ombargo, US | Walter—Alston. hitters ed —an—e: “T can’t minimize the loss of game. Virtu Koufax,” Bavasi said. “What record in ba we will try to do is get ajfax’s name in pitcher th d somebody ‘ Tia, Dodgers great jefthander. was jon’ pa’ ly as a result of and medical advice and partly wi ce me,” he because of the way the felt and thepi c had und ne enews ¢ nite than ”100-new, the pas! son while pitching < “Tve got a lot of y tolive ter baseball and | would. like Dodgers turned to the¥llls retirem w+. Angeles task offilling the gap cause Hdys confe : he in. when ask dgers would’ di PHNOM PENH, Cambadia (UPI) —Prince Norodom Sinhy Cambodia’. -ehiel of said Wednesday he would conference soot with top of North Viet Nam and Viet Cong tireme Sihanouk said the meeting condi Would serve as ah answer to jast month's summit conference too many of the United States and other ny pills nations allied in the Viet Nam Agricalture| went urvey asking ment’s economic} because ¢ service reported Wed. tion and h US. ¢ xport to Red i ndar 1965. were vehicle ecauise Of My arm trouble, Tl war. SUNDAY ie NOVEMBER 2 1966‘ SUNDAY Sunday Herald tant 21 Telephoto) Koufax Retirement Hurts, But Walt’s NotPessimistic Gameto Miss TOKYO (UPI)—Walter AL Sutton, who helped us win the Than Dodgers ston, mahaget of the Los eles Dodgers, described Sandy Koufax’ retitement as a great loss Saturday but he wast pessimistic about his team’s prospects for next year. “If 1 wete pessimistic, 1, would quit,” Alston saidBaseball Commissioner William D. SBeckert said’ the retirement of the great Dodger southpaw was a “great loss to ‘baseball and 1 would have wanted to see him continue playing.” Koufax More pennant,” Alston said. “we'll try to get another pitcher like | SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) + Sutton.” Alston said he hopes Alan Managet Herman Franks of the Foster, & 19-year-old’ righthan- San Francisco Giants said Frider of the Albuquerque club will day night he felt the game of baseball would miss Sandy Kou. develop into another Button, Foster won two games and fax more than the Los Angeles lost two during the Dodgers’ Dodgers would miss their star | goodwill series which ended| pitcher, with nite wins, éight losses and “T don’t think his retirement one tie. will be ag as a loss to “Koufax was bothered more the Dodgers as it will be a loss last season by the arthritis in to baseball, Koufax is @ credit his" left elbow and required to the game and a very won) “T don’t know what psycholo- more shots,” Alston said. “Even gical effect Koufax’ retirement’ if you were expecting his it came as a shock. the team,” Alston said, “I don't To lose a pitcher like him is sknow what they are thinking a greatloss, about. It may have someeffect “Koufax is the best pitcher but the boys are professionals. T've had and seen in my life This is a type of @ ball club time. He was always coopera. where the players will think tive and his behavior both on will have to work harder." = off the field has been the’ -will have on the ball players of derful man,”said the Giants! manager. | “Tt’s very unfortunate that a great pitcher like him has to retire at the age of 30. I only| ‘hope that his health hasn't been impaired, and if quitting at this age will help him then it’s a wise decision,” said Franks, The Giants manager makes it. : “T hate to see him go and hhis off-season homein Salt Lake wish him success in anything he City. does. And I’m sure he will make it.” Art Arfons Aussie Netter HasIdea For Revitalizing Cup Action Arrives ‘Back Home NEW. YORK (UPI) —Austra- nations had a crack at the’ AKRON, Ohio (UPI) —Speed clian"tennis star Marty Mulli, der in one of the elimi driver Art Arfons, who surhas come up with a revolutiona-| matches. vived a crash of 589 miles per fy idea to put some new life! « 46-Nations Involved into the annual scramble for the Forty-six nations have been hour on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah Thursday, said Davis Cup. battling since last_ May ce|tOday he wanted to rest and He suggests the Challenge det relax a bit before thinking the Round be abolished as out. ~jabout another jet racer. Arfons arrived at his home ‘The cup-holding- nation. then from Salt Lake City Friday night and said his immediate plans included “helping my kids build a soap box’ derby racer and square things with Imy wife,” The 40-year-old race driver years with you, darling- and alll get is _ complaints. {survived the mishap with only A-set-up like that would force monumental overhaul of the minor, injuries, It was another ‘The'racer_veered off course Davis Cup rules, particularlyin the choice of sites, but! and he turned back on sharply, plenty of new it would generated around the world any “time one of the lesser: tennis ‘which may have loosened the wheel. The Green Monster was totally destroyed. LEARN TO FLY... BUT PokeKicker Check features of the E ie Saw As All-Star = # rs, ez J5 3 full time flight in & seeppel se a ¥ Ht (hearse * structors; V6. “Un-equaled safety rec. ‘* ord in the State of ‘Utah. 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