“The Sports Comer”
SPORTS WHIRL
Lefthander Whitey Ford is go
ing to be the New York Yankee
starter again in the first game of
the World Series next Wednesday.
Yankee Manager Ralph Houk made
it official yesterday in announc
ing his plans for the series. Houk
also named southpaw A1 Downing
and righthander Jim Bouton to
start the second and third games,
not necessarily in that order.
• • •
Dodgers Manager Walt Alston
has made no formal announcement
of his pitching plans. But, he is
sure to start lefty Sandy Koufax
in that first game against Ford in
New York. Lefty Johnny Podres
will likely get the assignment for
the second game, and Don Drys
dale the third, which will be the
series opener in Los Angeles.
« * •
The New York Mets and the
Houston Colts have issued a cry
for help, pleading they need bet
ter players. And, the National
League president Warren Giles has
called a league conference for Oc
tober 4 in Los Angeles, between
the second and third games of the
World Series. Giles said he is
hopeful that something will be
•done to benefit both the Met; and
the Colts. Both Houston and New
York are finishing their second
years in the National League at
the tail end of the race.
* * *
The National Women’s Inter
collegiate golf champion — Claudia
BASKETBALL MANAGERS
MEET OCTOBER 1
All Managers or representatives
of the Nome City League Basket
ball teams are requested to attend
a meeting in the Nome High School
gymnasium at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday,
Oct. 1. On the agenda will be
the formation of the league, game
schedules, pdactice schedules, and
review of the City League con
stitution.
Nanook Coach Ray Tinjum will
preside at this meeting until offi
cers or officials are elected.
SPORTS LAUGH . . .
When Dizzy Dean first came to
the big leagues, he told one sports
write he was 19 years old, and
was born in Arkansas. He told an
other he was 20 and had been
born in Oklahoma. To a third, he
said he was 21 and a native of
Texas.
When he was finally cornered
and asked to account for the con
flicting stories, Dean explained:
“I was trying to be a good guy,
and give all three of those fel
lows an exclusive story.”
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Lindor — has announced that she
is turning pro. Miss Lindor plans
to enter the Mickey Wright Invi
tational Tournament this week in
La Jolla, Calif.
* # •
Aging Joe Perry — one of pro
football’s all-time great players —
has been reactivated by the San
Francisco 49ers in their quest for
a victory this season. The 36-year
old Perry was a fullback hero for
the 49ers for 11 years until they
sold him to Baltimore. Baltimore
put Perry on waivers two weeks
ago, and the 49ers claimed him.
Joe must be on the active roster
during three more games to be
come eligible for a pension.
SPORT ODDITY
There will be Andersons all
over the place in Champaign, Il
linois, Saturday for the Califomia
Illinois football game. The Illini
have three Andersons on the team,
and Cal has two. What’s more,
three of the Andersons are full
backs, Dave and Neal of Illinois,
and Don of California.
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GRID SELECTIONS . . .
By The Associated Press
EAST: Army over Cincinnati, Boston
College over Wichita, West Virginia over
Boston University. Columbia over Brown,
Cornell over Colgate, Dartmouth over
Bucknell, Delaware over Lehigh, Har
vard over Massachusetts, Holy Cross
over Buffalo, Penn over Lafayette, Yale
over Connecticut.
SOUTH: The Citadel over Davidson,
Florida over Mississippi State, Furnam
over George Washington, Georgia over
Vanderbilt. Mississppi over Kentucky,
Purdue over Miami, Texas Christian
over Florida State, South Carolina over
Maryland, North Carolina State over
Southern Mississippi, Tennessee over
Auburn, Duke over Virginia, Virginia
Tech over Wake Forest.
MIDWEST: Oho University over Day
ton. Illinois over California, Iowa State
over Virginia Miltary, Iowa over Wash
ngton State, Syracuse over Kansas. Mi
chigan over Southern Methodist. Michi
gan State over North Carolina. Villanova
over Toledo, Ohio State over Texas A&M.
SOUTHWEST: Baylor over Houston,
Louisville over North Texas State. Loui
siana State over Rice, West Texas State
over Pacific.
FAR WEST: Air Force over Colorado
State U., New Mexico State over Arizona
State, Brigham Young over Arizona. Utah
over Idaho. North Dakota over Montana.
Oregon State over Colorado, San Jose
over Kansas State. Oregon over Stan
ford, Utah State over Wyoming.
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