“The Sports Corner”
SPORTS WHIRL
ny Tin* Associated Press
Heavyweight contender Cassius
Clay has been ordered to report
for a selective service physical
examination on November 21st.
Just this week. Clay signed for a
title bout with champion Sonny
Liston in early February. If Clay
passes the physical, he could be
called into service in December.
But his backers already have said
they will seek a four-to-six months
deferment.
In Las Vegas, Nevada, Liston
had this to say: ... “If they take
Cassius into the Army, I want to
go too — so I can protect him.”
Liston added that if Clay gets a
deferment and the two men fight
— as Sonny put it — the Army
won't want Clay afterward because
“there won’t be anything left
of him.”
The Washington Huskies and the
California Bears clash at Berke
ley tomorrow in what could be the
weekend’s most important foot
ICE WORM BOWLING
The Polaris team strengthened j
their lead in first place by winning ;
four games from their nearest com- j
petitors. the Starlites, Wednesday
night. This puts the Starlites in a
second place tie with the Notelcos,
who won four games also.
Faye Sanders of the Billikins
came up with a new' “first” in our
league by having a series of three
games with the same score. She
will be receiving a special award
badge from W.I.B.E. for this dis
tinction.
High team game — Notelco 629,
686, Polaris 576.
High team series — Notelco 1790.
Polaris 1666, Starlites 1480.
High individual game — Polly
Eberle 189. Sharon Bell 187, I.
Schick 171.
High individual series — Polly
Eberle 478, Sharon Bell 463, I.
Schick 462.
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ball game on the West Coast. Cal !
just might derail the Washington |
express which seems headed for j
the Big Six Conference champion
ship and a berth in the Rose Bowl.
With Bill Douglas at quarterback
and Junior Coffey at fullback, the
Huskies are favored by one touch
down. California’s chief weapon is
Craig Morton, one of the nation’s
best passers.
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Coach John Ralston of Stanford
says his Indians feel they can beat
the Southern California Trojans
in Los Angeles tomorrow. It is
possible. The Trojans will have to
get along without ace quarterback
Pete Beathard, who was injured
last weekend when Washington
defeated USC.
Oregon Coach Len Casanova says
he probably will bring halfback
Mel Renfro and quarterback Bob
Berry to Pullman for tomorrow’s
game against Washington State.
However, Casanova says: “I still
don’t know how much they’ll play
or if theyll play at all.” Mean
while. injuries have sidelined half
back Ken Graham and tackle Glen
Baker of Washington State.
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In other games, UCLA plays the
Air Force in Colorado, Oregon
State tackles Indiana at Blooming
ton, and Idaho is at Arizona to
morrow night. Other Saturday
night games find San Diego State
at Pacific and Arizona State Uni
versity at San Jose.
* * *
It has been learned by Governor
^Nelson Rockefeller plans to ap
point one-time baseball star Jackie
Robinson as chairman of the New
York State Athletic Commission.
Robinson was the first Negro to
play in the big leagues and is a
member of Baseball’s Hall of
Fame.
Welcomed Home
SAIGON — Many leading of
ficers of an abortive army rebillion
in 1960 against South Viet Nam
President Diem were among 33
political prisoners welcomed back
to Saigon today.
Thousands of cheering Vitenam
ese jammed a pier to welcome them
home from an island penal colony
where they had been sent last
summer by the deposed president.
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Season Against Alums
The Nome High School Nanooks
will open the 1963-64 basketball
season on November 16, when they
will battle it out with the Alumni.
Game time is 8 p.m.
Expected to anchor the front
line for the Fighting Nanooks will
bo the brothers Steff and Stan An
derson, while Johnnie Bahnke leads :
a fast and good shooting group of
back court players. A lot of help
on the front line appears to bo
available in Kenny Okitkon, Dave
Charles, Robby Fagerstrom, and
Wendell Smith.
Grouped in the battle-scarrc i
back court are such veterans a ■
Andy Miller, Homer Hoogendorn,
Buddy Walker, and Joe Curran, j
Several new men indicate that they j
have ability and may have some- j
thin" to say about the outcome of
the game. Coaches Ray Tinjum and
Milton Johnson have been pleased
with the large turnout and the
progress of the several players to |
date. Although not venturing any
predictions, the coaches feel con- ;
fident about their chances in this ,
first game.
Fcotball TV Okayed
KANSAS CITY itfi — The Na
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa
tion has again voted overwhelm
ingly for a controlled football tel
! evision program but has approved
i certain changes for the 1964-65
j seasons.
i Walter Byers, executive direc
tor, said main features of the plan
will not vary from the current pro
gram. There again will be 14 col
lege football television dates, on 13
Saturday afternoons and Thanks
giving Day.
However, there will be an in
crease in games telecast region
ally, to 20 from this year’s 15. To
tal games televised will go from
24 to 29.
Byers said 226 member institu
tions and conferences voted in fa
vor of the plan and 21 against.
Bids for the two-year television
rights will be received at a meet
ing in New York December 17.
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oizzas are with teen-agers, can now be served up with the built-in
mood of a Continental cafe. Simply use a brand new' paperware
pattern, appropriately called C hianti.
Marketed under me uonuwuic
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pattern, warmly reminiscent of pay
cafe tablecloths, provides a colorful
setting for many informal occa
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Sunday brunch parties, stop-by
after-clioir-practice night; Bowling ,
Nieht Buffet, for a few. It also
makes a gay setting for children's j
parties.
The coating of a layer of plastic, |
smoothly bonded to the paper, has
done much to give paperware a new
and glowing life indoors. Plastic
coated paperware products now are
suitable for serving casseroles,
stews, gravies and sauces.
The Chianti pattern joins two
other new Bondware patterns: Blue
Delft, a fresh blue-and-white floral
pattern, and Bar-B-Que. a modern
stylized design in sharp relief. All
plates are available in the 9-inch
si/e. All are products of Continental
Can Company and are sold nation
ally at prices comparable to similar
competitive products.
Here, Chianti sets the scene for
a Saturday Night supper with
friends —informal, colorful and
friendly. A wide-nood!e version of
the Italian lasagne looks tempting
on plastic-coated paper plates.
Wicker placemats are used to under
score the inform;;! feeling of the
occasion. Hot colfee is an appro
priate accompaniment to the meal
which is finished off with spicy
baked pears, a la leaning tower.
MENU
Little Italy Lasagne
Tossed Green Salad
Thin Bread Sticks
Leaning Tower Pears
Little Italy Lasagne
8 ounces wide noodles
1 pound around beef
1 i cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon cooking oil
3 cups favorite spaghetti sauce,
without meat
8 ounces cottage cheese
V2 pound Mozzarella, thinly sliced
Grated Parmesan
Cook noodles, following package
' directions. Meanwhile, brown beef
and onion in oil. Drain otf dripping.
: Add spaghetti sauce. Arrange half
. the drained noodles in shallow' bak
1 ine dish. Spoon on half the cottage
cheese, evenly distributed; pour on
half the sauce; top with half of
Mozzarella slices. Repeat lasers.
Sprinkle top with Parmesan. Bake
in moderate oven (375CF) 30 min
utes. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
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