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Show { } ¥ < Turley, Malzone Head NELPlatoons TIME OUT |\Cause State A. L. All-Star Team NEW YORK (UPI) —Pitcker Sox’ double play combination of Bob Turley of the pion New York world chamankees and third-baseman Frank Malzone of the Boston Red Sox, top the second baseman Nelson Fox and Luis Aparicio, and Boston’s Malzone. The outfield is made up of Kansas City’s Bob Cerv, New Mickey Mantle Boston’s Jackie Jensen. _ and United Press International’s 1958 York’s American League all-star. team. Turley, a 2l-game’ winner, was ‘the only unanimous choice of the 24 baseball writers, three from each city in the, league, while Malzone, wko hit .295 and played his position brilliantly, received alf but one vote. but hard the -. White Sox’ throwing left- a scorecard! hander, was picked as the team’s his won-lost, was only 14-7 and he second. pitcher in a close race with Cleyveland’s Cal McLish and Washington’s Dick Hyde. A reporter pointed up this situation recently when he asked Ray was bothered by arm trouble during the last two weeks of the Wietecha, New York Giants’ cen- season. The 10-man team, ejght regulars and two pitchers, was comSox, four Chicago White Sox and one player each from the Cleveland Indians and~ Kansas City Athletics. Four of the players are ex-Yankees or ex-Yankee farm- hands. { The infield is composed of catcher Sherman Lollar of the White Sox, first baseman -Vic Power of the Indians, the White McCovev Called Up By ‘Frisco SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)—Willie McCovey, star first baseman for the Phoenix Giants .of the Pacific Coast League, has been called up by the San Francisco Giants. McCovey batted ..319 with the PCL pennant- winners the past . The Giants also «brought up catcher Albert Stieglitz and infielder Jose Pagan. Stieglitz was voted fhe player most likely. to crack the major leagues while with Corpus Christi of the Texas League this season. a: Pagan played with! Springfield of the Eastern. League in his fourth year of professional bdseball. WILL HOST SOCCER .NEW YORK (UPI) — Madison Square Garden. will host soccer for the first time since 1941 when the American Sorcer League pre- sents a seven - team card on Nov. 12. Bowling Beauty Gives Word. Of Advice To Pin Busters ter, who played defensive left end for the club in its 1958 opener against the Chicago Cardinals. TODAY’S SPORT PARADE (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International NEW YORK - (UPI) With another bowling season getting underway, high - scoring Sylvia Wene stepped forward today with a word to frustrated keglers that it’s never too late to learn how te do things the right way. that they try to .overpower the pins. “Those types rarely are able to develop’ the consistent accuracy which pays off with generally good scores,” she insists. As for the women, the thing that holds them back in the majority is their refusal to “swing: Heer ; “On the whole, women mostly “I’m aiming at the ones who’ don’t roll the ball hard enough,” are in-a bowling rut,’ explained says Sylvia, who. carried a 206 the bowling beauty who holds the national recorded -average for world record of 11 series,in the three straight seasons. ‘The prin700 class. ‘“‘The ones who bow] 120 cipal reasons are that they hold or 130 and never seem to get any themselves too stifly or don’t hold better.”’ the ball high enough.” The secret, she insists, is in Her suggestion is: for more timing and coordination. speed, to hold the ball higher With the menit’s a case of too when taking the stance and to much speed. With the women, a “push away’? harder as the apcase of not enough smoke on the proach is ‘started. ball. “Anybody can lSeveton into a Four:Step Approach good bowler if he will practice “If you’ve been im a low-scoring a smooth approach and work for rut,” she analyzes, ‘‘the answer timing,” she argues. Probably is in making a wrong Sylvia should know. For, while approach. For most general pur- she is only 4 feet, 11 inches tall, Poses I would advise the four- she was voted the ‘Woman step .approach and it would be Bowler of the Year’’ in 1955 after practiced until it is smooth and winning the national individual rhythmic.” ‘ match game championship. The principal trouble with most men bowlers, says the woman Jacques Cartier reached the who rolled the first 300 game in Indian village of Stadacone, now sanctioned East Coast play, is Quebec, in 1535. always a million laughs on our hunting trips!” Skyline Cage Teams Open Drills Today By United Press International Coaches Jack Gardner of Utah, Stan Watts University of Brigham and Utah ‘State called Cec Young Baker of sessions today as basketball practice officially opened for Skyline Conference teams. “I don’t know,” Wietecha rewith a grin. “I play Gardner planned to begin work with Carney Crisler, Gary Cestang and Keith Ancell, workhorse sophomores from last year’s club, ‘and stylish guard DeLyle Condie. Also back is guard Dick Shores. Hal Theus, one of the most colorful players in the. Skyline during the past two seasons, is back inthe fold at Utah State again. Theus, a forward, will join, center Hal Ipsen and guard Ralph Cullimore. kins is the number two’ rusher a grid battle with Eastern Orewith 385 yards in 59 carries. Dick gon. College at LaGrande, Ore, back, was the third leading pass- Bass of College of Pacific is the Westminster scored a er in the nation today according nation’s leading ball carrier. to NCAA statistics. H¢ has 40 completions in 74 attempts for 483 yards. New Mexico halfback Don Per- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Westminster scored a 12-0 win 120. win over SOC last. year when the game was played at Elko, Nev. 4 record on the road this week for SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— The” Salt Lake City Bees today nounced the trade of pitchet-infielder Eddie O’Brien for er Eddie Moore of Seat Jimmy Brown Leading Rusher In Professional Grid Loop Moote, a former si with Billings in the Pion League, hit of- was half-serious. Each NFL club land Browns, a thunderbolt runhas seven or eight—or more ning through, over and around the different lineups for use in specif- opposition, was -? country mile ie situations, ahead today in the National FootA few players such as the quar- ball League race for leading terbacks play only one position rusher. under ordinary conditions, but The former Syracuse All-Amermany membersof all squads play ica, averaging a phenomenal 160on three or four or as many as yards-plus per game and 6.4 per seven different units. carry, had a net of 482 yards for Someone has to make sure the the first three games of the young correct 11 men—no more and no season. A year ago at this time, less—race on the field for each Brown had a 156-yard total. special situation in the highlyThe battering Brown also led in skilled pro game. John Dell Isola, the ‘former Fordham star who scoring with eight touchdowns, all by rushing, and with his early coaches New York’s line, has start|was heading for two NFL charge of fielding the various marks held by former Philadel-~ units for the Giants. phia Eagle Steven Van Buren. “I use a cardboard and list All-conference star John Nicoll each of our platoons on it,’’ Del was expected to head the contingent at BYU. Others returning for the 1958-59 Cougar season are Roy Thacker, Gary Miles and Russ Peterson. NEW YORK (UPI)— Lee Grosscup, University of Utah quarter- 32 home runs for fense.’” PHILADELPHIA (UPI)— Soph- of 9.68 yard for every pass fore joining Se: Wietecha likes to joke, but he omore Jimmy Brownof the Clevethrown. The mighty mite complet- plied T In Nation; Perkins No. 2 Rusher By EARL WRIGHT United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) — Don’t be disappointed if -you can’t keep track of the players as they rush on and off the field in the National Football League’s ‘‘revolving platoons.” Neither can the players—or the coaches—without | prised of two Yankees, two Red season. Billy’ Pierce, little WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER 15, 1968 UtahCounty, Utah Lee Grosscup Third Best Passer Of Confusion The team’s strength may be judged by the fact that neither American League batting champion ‘Ted Williams nor earnedrun-leader Whitey Ford miade it. Williams won -his sixth batting title with a .328 average but was ineffective until late in the season. Ford: had a 2.01 e.r.a. but DAILY HERALD Area Sports Briefs Isola said. ‘“‘Of course, these boys in pro football are pretty sharp. They know the units they play on and show upat the right time. “But if a man gets hurt, I have to do some quick switching around, particularly if the injured boy plays on three or four units. That means I have to arrange to have other players. fill those positions during the game.” TO MATCH MARTINEZ NEWARK, N. J. (UPI)—Promoter Willie Gilzenberg announced today he will match welterweight contender Vince Martinez for a November fight with either Stefan Redl or Art’ Aragon. , Monterey be- ed 25 of 44 for a 426 yard total, two touchdowns, and a 56.8 per- centage, Mack Reynolds, freshman with the Chicago Cardinals, was second behind Le Baron with a 9.54 average, followed by Billy Wade of The Aggies take on the winless Los Angeles (8.55), Milt Plum sf Grizzlies Saturday and will be Cleveland (8.52). and Tobin ‘ote shooting to revenge last year’s 25-35 upset. of Detroit (7 27). Could Better Record At Brown's present pace, he could better Van Buren’s season record of yards gained (1,146) and the mighty Steve’s league touchdown record of 18 in one season. Van Buren’s all-time total yardage record fell this season to Joe (The Jet) Perry of San Francisco. Trailing Brown were Tom Wilson of Los Angeles with 280 yards, followed by Bob Mitchell of Cleveland with 262, Jon Arnett of Los Angeles with 253, and Willie Galimore of the Chicago Bears with 215. Eddie, Le Baron of Washington, the little guy with the big savvy, was in front of the passers after three games with an average gain Great bourbon of the Old West THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE, KY., DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO.. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 90 PROOF % IF IT'S NEW... PLYMOUTH'S GOT Reinetine ude NEW BEAUTY ... NEW FEATURES FOR ‘59 . -COMc IN TO A. L. 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