Show ' - a gpir'-'r"fr'rftr- - u"piirtoir4440-414- - tr 0:VVWSkfri- twikAr2CIriAtouiVt402 — 44 7 '7 '7 7- - 77 7 '7 7 T- - 7 77 7 4'"csie ' 7 IF v VP ir w -- 7074$ y y - 1077747 4 - 70 it t ' t ' t itt '' i 1 ' News Parley The man many consider the finest hurler in bageliall history VIM a nesvs conference that he pain in his pitching elbow has grown pmgressively Worse ' ' ' - — 1 i 4 ' a S ebai t Save Fa b 41 F All It i paid pitcher in history has set: an amazing va2iety of records an: won many awards since hurting his arrn in 1964 fee1 I arri doing He said the right thing and I don't regret one minute of the past 12 years The only regret is leaving baseball" What will he do 7 "I have spoken 10 a few people and a few have spoken to me btu at this moment I don't know what I'll since it began three years ago He began by saying "A few rninUleS figq I sent a letter to the Dodgers asking them to put me on the voluntary retired - list" There was no immediate corn-re- from the club Record Salary - General Manager E J Bayasi said earlier that Koufax had told him he was through That Eavasi indicated way that Koufax at $125000 the highest s A-- eo- - - lightning fast whose p announcement" Official Word word 'confirmed The official 6 Ca - - -- I - i 11' -- '' ' -- '0 4 'i4' 4 - 1 1 -- - - — 7 ) 014:7'-'-i (7- 1 he-ha- wo He said he told Bavast Thursdaynight he felt he could wait no longer to make the even though announcement Bavasi wanted him to wait until Dodger owner Walter O'Malley returned next Sunday from a do" Koufax couhtn't Wait - 114 intima1es-14known for some time — KOufax was in such agony on the mound he felt ' he simply couldn't Carry on' Ile said his cordition had to the point that had to shorten the sleevesof his coats The shortening wits not he said but it indicated was was happening Ile has been taking pills shot and therapeutic treatmentS This is going to get worse Pc I get older But I h(pe to )lye See Page 31 Column 3 'I ' § 1 ' what tour of Japan with the team felt that I vas being too devious when my friends kept asking me whatt I was going to do" Koufax told the news conference in a Beverly Hills hotel' "I didn't want to lie and I didn't keep on being devious I had several calls st home last night That's when I finally decided to make the ball and sweeping curves had for years been the downfall el National League batsmen said Jte told Bavast a month before the end of the 1914 season that it likely was his last year - 111 i 11 owns LI - I — LOS ANGELES (A) Knufax of the Los Sandy Angeles Dodgers bowed out of bchau at the peak of liant pAching career Friday 'saying he feared if lie continued he may permanently harm his fabled arthritic left arm - 1 ! ' fal 11 : r- - - ''''''- ' t i: -- v---- ' - '''- - ' 1 ' '''' ''''''')"'''''' ' - 1: i ' i - ' ' V v Houfax - Sandy - 1 - I A c g A - 05 ?0 ' t i 1 e 4 ( t :17 J01111 -- 1 1 -- (: t ) 1 Sprif Mirror by - : -- - Ala ik-- Duffy's Grid Tourney Plan Wouldn't Solve Complaints '' 1 Duffy Daugherty the Michigan State coach suggested the other day the nation's football powers be tournament like the basketball pitted in a playoffs to decide the true national champion At first the idea seems sensible since head to head competition to settle championships seems more logical and accurate than voting in polls At least four polls crown respective champions the Associated Press United Press International the Football 'Writers Association and the Football Coaches' Assn Each poll considers itself THE' official one And each has as much right to this distinction as the others Polls have the weakness in that they reflect popularity rather than accuracy perhaps And if the votes are 'counted honestly a voter from Rocky Ford Whit carries just as much weight — one vote — as the voter who has seen several of the nationally ranked teams in action The polls are not the true answer but as someonel has said coaches get salary increases on the basis of' national rankings sometimes so the rankings will stay Duffy's idea of a playoff would be voted down I'm afraid because it would extend the season a month As it is now the bowls keep a dozen or so teams in practice an extra month Basketball playoffs are fine because the whole thing can be settled in two week ends But to pare the list from 16 teams which the football format would need to include all the conference champions and top indePendents to the national champion would take a full month after the season closed College football has the best season of all sports schedule leaves the fans 'wanting because its more Trying to increase the schedule might take'lway some of its popularity And even in a tournament there's no cinch the best team would win it's happened before that the hot e team knocks over a much better club in a showdown post-seaso- ( '' " r -- i1 1 - -- 1" ' ! 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'-- tit-47- l' - I :: i: t t' '0N) '''':)—::TAiSv"':12 '" ' - : 11 It its footUtah States ball team arrived in Salt Lake City Friday With a special reason for Wanting to beat 'Utah MI the: traditional game Saturday! The Aggies will end their season next week at Hawaii and it could be a real vacation treat if they can take a victory over Utah with them But should the Ules win the big game some of the fun will have to go out of the trip to the ' Islands Coach Tony Knap brought his - ' I- : l :r INti - ::::::- '' -- " e 1 ‘ (101 A - 1 ? rot!: :' t i - '1-''4' ' OyzA '::'4:kI:1 ' - ‘)"''''-:--- 0 4 '"'4) t' 10-ga- Wanted: Hunting Buddy ' By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor - 0° ' By Marion Dunn Tribune Sports Writer Season 11 ) I- f1--::1'- ) tlYbWA!' V:‘ On'IL or U:Field: 29 Page By Fralik Huff to - 'Y I - (44:0oH-110- I '? ':"14-1- 4 OW Riyals7Chtsk: it$ NI 1966 19 Morning—November ay V 47'""71 i - t 1 n --- - Utah-7Saturd- ' - p--- 4 1 Looks Like a Battle Royal 9 ' glifib l'1 II r 4 1 Salt Lake City Mooiioy Tribtme Sports Editor -1 i a Ig 4: f ' at tailback with only Charlie And this defensive unit will Smith at flanker as the only have to carry a big part of theegular in the starting backl burden against Utah because field the Utes have a t Tackle Spot b team with some great backs Fernandez moved Manny Knap will probably start the from offense to defense late in same defensive unit that has the week in an attempt to bok started the last two games ster the tackle spot left vacant That would have Ode Austinl lwhen Bruce Bean was lost for and Sid Lane at ends Bill Sta- the season And Joe Johnson ley and Don Norris at tackles moves into middle guard &fen Al Vermeil at middle guard Joe Forzani and Dennis Yamasaki In another probable switch at linebackers Henry King and Gonzein Cureton gets a defen Chuck Detwiler at halfbacks 'sive halfback nod ahead of and Grant Martinsen at safety Andy Thornburg - 1 ' hard-runnin- - 1 ' 1" Dan Ohlson a senior at the University of Utah majoring in sociology wants to meet some guys who'll IIYU VS take him duck hunting A native of Wyoming Dan hopes to make his : The offensive lin3 will start Offense Named home in Utah as a probation counselor or parole offiwith Gene Cabading and Baker accident ski a suffered that cer Three years ago he On offense the Ags will starti at ends Merlin Driggs and of a around He McKeehan at spilt e nd Armin left him banged up gets using couple will remPmber that Wyoming led by Ron Billingsley at 251IWyoming you can bet on thatftt at tackles Blaufuss By Bill Coltrin Le Moine at right end Mike' canes but Dan says he can carry his share of the load 213 and Mikei considera-lJerrerstwhiletiri at Mt Carter harassed Norm Chow and Darin DeBenv Dennis Durling Tribune Writer paimr !4111 sports and Willie tbr don't worry about that little handicap J)irks at 225 and that's a tougbfiryht Anti is'anothe'rkGla(lelkdles PROVO — With all signs Dewey Czupka and!maa at ct' Great Rack Dan concludes "I am not asking for someone to for the Cougars Now he Is alenard Hansen at guards Ken! pointing to the biggest erowd if can But Carter interhasii am I me to make me offense baby-si- t escapei halfback and vital in the societyiFerguson at center John PapDefense SeluP genuinely happy WYoming ever to see a sports event in! On ested in Utah and its sports of all kinds and if you Utah — possibly 35000 —igreat running backs in Jim 'Wyoming may be in for trouble for the Eric at Maug-pas it'll be Jerome quarterback of to Defensively prevention cruelty h BYU s split ends Phil Odle han at tailback Dave Clark at Lawson and Bill Morley at ends know someone who would like to have another member iKiick and Mike Davenport and and Casey Boyett running Carter On tile Air flanker and Frank Nunn at of his hunting party for a couple of duck shoots I'd be Stipech and Fernandez at a steady veteran quarterback 'tricky pass patterns In Front Line back !tackles Johnson at middle – The BYU vs much obliged I will be happy to furnish nearly everyWyoming iidltick Egiolf Kiick and DayHalfback Front have Coud The front the Aggies McKissick Pat Up practically and offensively guard game will be broadcast over thing but the ducks" enport both weigh in at about altandoned the pass and turneetTom llawkes at linebackers : Max KSL Saturday at 1:30 will with Oborn runs a mean Kent go Newberry : pm pat:gars Any hunter wishing to have an extra hand on the ------- ---i211 and they'll test the Cougar' the ground game in their last:Itich Tate and Cureton at the tern himself from his halfback !and Max Huber at tarklekl 'aunt() Mint could make Dan happy by calling him at room 310 two appearances They threw halves Al White at rover Elirmann and the stellar Crantl andrline Brigham Young University !spot and in the last couple of I Ballif Hall University of Utah Olson'"IY eight times against San'Terry Pullman at safety Wyoming gridders were rh theirl Wyoming's pass rush will 'games opponents haven't been rwilson at guards and Mel Jrcise last tate and won : top ''''sa Wyolitilio WAG Title Rides on Provo Clash y -- -' full-IJoh- n - - 1 Terry Nolsinger the former lac gained a starting role with the injury No 1 quarterback wrote his master's thesis on "The financial potential of professional football" Terry' conclusions — pro football offers a bad financial rislt Forty-fiv- e years ago Knox College suffered a hands of Howard Jones' great Iowa at the drubbing s team but W J Fitzpatrick scored a couple of This week for the Siwashers in the rout Fitzpatrick trust officer at Walker Bank received fl lifetime football pass first word he's received Football News picks from Knox College in 45 years Wyoming over 1IJ by six points and Utah over Utah Coach Warren Woodson of New State by three 1‘lexico State hot produced six individual national rushtouch-dawn- ing champions with Jim Bold given a good chance to Coach Bill Reeshe of win the laurels this season is College of Southern Utah beating the drums for Jerry SPackman as an offensive end on the AAIA select ions Utelh's ke'rry Chamhers is makthe Los Angeles Iakers basketthe with scene ing big ball team after a slow start Observation Ward Did you ever believe there'd be a tin when OOP preitdetp rIVLIVyWOSTITT IMO 100IFVVrffir J itdo txpertsOgden Bailie Tothy ' The weights of these playersiweek c 1 lturts Cost ayer' I '' I f t t Ath--Ih- -- -- I 5-- 0 : n high-ranke- i iz - ) ' 8" '11 0 rt ! ' 4 N OTRE DAtilE ' 4-- 1 f' L 1" tm 12th-rate- 1 -- 1 buy better diamond anywhere S a better enta— E wilt Clubs Vie Today lo Silver Bowl 27-- 7 able to contain these receivers at center 11Itnv en 11 " ‘'Ns 11M MIA!! s'" "" 111(11VIEWill 110114MI1he out to put the biggest ships in junior internwthate 'rush seen since the days of '49 and senior categories grand on Virgil Carter the passinvehompionships for black bells running quarterback of the Cou- - and championhips KAN The mNit is cosponsored by STERLING before an expected crowdgars (UPI) —game No one has been completely the Salt Lake Judo Club and the McCook Ninthranker Neh'of about 4000 Kan and McCook a mernbor of thesticcessful at this so far this YMCA Pratt Conference carries e'year but those fans who took Admission Is $1 for adults and cash Saturday in the first record Into the game'the trek to Laramie last year 50 cents for children under 12 ler college Silver Bowl football ournumuttru t! Giddings mapping his battle plans remembered the famed: And dorean battle plan of Col to keep the rushers frornIre217221) 235 230 230 and 2'201 Chesty Puller who when told! i Sets Speed Mark the Koreans surrounded him getting fouvielbraccicageurh00 glycl:'untceas sbnum":11"omf innfidgisets7 playing a en thoughl DAYTONA B E A C IL FLA snarled "Good now we can" istocky i in all direct inrs" 'and squirms enough so that le 111P really huge linman is miss-- I (m) Le nov Yarbrough of shoot The Utes may come out shont4 Top Teams Columbia S C set' a world 'hn led the WAC in rushing foOng years Is respected by Defensively the Cougars are ichised course speed record of ing In all directions to close one First reason is that anyone The rith annual Internimm-1- " likes to see the best in ofienseitain Judo Tournament sched'pretty well set on the lineup II183112 mites per hour at Day- their home season with a sixth Dave Allphin and Steve Peter-!- I tona International Speedway victory of the year — that's BYU 7— against theuled at the YMCA Saturday Weather for the finale in the son at ends Dick Banky and while running a tire test offbest in defense and that's!will feature the worlds leading I-- I (1 "' Se o Page 30 Column 8 Glen Gardner tackles at 1711 idais of one and woman judo expert reported Friday: Wyoming Joe Scanlan at middle guard': highest-rankinSecond reason Is that this the world's 1'1 s Ade II lare fixtures game has the championship experts ' '14 YL:77-1-x - V )i iiii ) vor If Wyoming wins the Cow- - Miss Kelki Fukuda of Toky01 Linebacher Job 1 ate:g-414-- Clelewir'ilmalL '' DOLLY MOUNT NJ (AP) world 's highest-rankinboys will win the Western lady ''' I Moses Kiin Sid and Frazier 1 — A trill letic Conference with a high school judo expert — a fifth degree —i off linebacker he will at football spelled mark Should the Pokes do this will give special exhibitions at: 1 -4 player died Thursday ) it will be the first time in WAC'the ' tournament illohg with from a brain injury suffered by young Craig Bozich but in a game last ninntli Bur- history that its champion ha9lasao Ichinoe a :Curg Belcher at monster and '':i' I 1 ' lington County Coroner liar- - !Bobby Roberts and Ben been unbeaten world's master 111:'1is''ri Laverty 1 c Brown saki FridaY- IL veY an 4111 chinoe is LT Professor Me' of in BY be most there eighthi Niennwhile defending r The victim Gregory Phelph Julie Laver t y and Roberts are f"—) i ll':'!:1 the crown it won last year with degree black belt expert was hurt o n a kickoff tackle l' fort rd the defensive halfbacks Terry Miss Fukuda 53 is expected a mark can snatch a tie (1 tq i:!) Oct 22 while playing for Ran- :Colson probably will get the call the title with a victory overto demonstrate the fact that' t ceochasi Valley Itegiotna1IIigh Itt safety over sophomore Bob: Wyoming Such a result would women's judo is anything but-aKenneagainst lave BYU and Wyoming with "sissy" sport -1 4 School of Willingboro About 300 contestants are' dy High itiontical marks In conferwas the second high Ile vitoi tinolustuntontokinnitili ence play 'expected to take part in the school player to be fatally !E! 40 Utah Idaho from coming 'meet Put on Rush : S' injured in Mount Holly this '1 THE PRICE IS RICH ' 'Oregon and Colorado g The first for season has been was Injured 2 S n't take any football' Saturday's events will run Itt":': 'A V' ! 1" years playing against Phelps' learn S S leXpert to ligure out Wyoming Strum 11 am to 8 pm Events! 1 0 I tt illgilC 111 you tool AlArtvnt-- final countdown before theirl showdown Saturday at 1:30 p11 in Cougar stadium The weather looked gond Fri-quarterback who day and the game was a natural to the Cardinal's for seeral reasons Stuff 'n' Sontesens e ad' I MERCEDES-BEN- Z - Authetrizeei Autometiv Contoir factofy Trained SPdolistt astr KEN S And we hove the me'chandl" Bennion's GAM IMPORTS ossos I Phom DA 2 166 1': 71101101toi k" Adi S 5! 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