S I* O R T S w IIIR L
Clem Daniels of the Oakland !
Raiders has moved ahead of Paul
Lowe of the San Diego Chargers
for the rushing lead in the Amer
ican Football League.
Daniels has gained 522 yards on
the ground to Lowe’s 502.
Jack Kemp of the Buffalo Bills
has taken over first place in pass
ing with 1,913 yards on a percen
tage basis.
Bill Miller of the Bills is the top
receiver with 48 for 649 yards.
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The House Armed Services Com
mittee has voted to authorize more
money to help prepare U.S. ser
vice men to take part in the Olym
pic Games.
Under the legislation, $2 million
would be taken from Defense De
partment funds in the next four
years to train such athletes.
The committee was told that
U.S. service men made up 22 per
cent of the U.S. Olympic team in
1980 and probably the figure will
SPORT LAUGH
Many humorous stories — some
fact, others fiction — have been
told about the new manager of
the New York Yankees, Yogi Ber
ra. One of them dates back to the
time Joe Page and Enos Slaughter
were with the Yankees.
Page was telling his teammates
about a hunting trip he had tak
en with Slaughter. Page said:
“I never saw a hunter like
Slaughter. He’s tireless. We were
hunting birds in the woods and
Enos ducked in and out of the
bushes so hard he got a cyst on
his back.”
Asked Berra: ‘‘What kind of a
bird is a cyst?”
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be more than 25 per cent of the
1964 team. ,
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Memphis State quarterback Rus
sell Vollmcr has been named Back
of The Week in the Associated
Press poll. Against Mississippi
State, the youngster performed
brilliantly in the first half before
he was injured.
Vollmer was rushed to a hospital
where X-rays revealed that he was
all right. Then, he quickly re
turned to the game and sparked an
attack that gave Memphis State a
17 to 10 verdict over Mississippi
State.
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British Light Heavyweight
Champion Chic Calderwood faces
a three-month jail sentence in Sel
kirk, Scotland. He is accused of
engaging in a bout that was un
scheduled although it has been
staged three times.
Calderwood is charged with beat
ing up a man who owes him mon
ey. According to the police, it is
the third time Calderwood has
performed the feat on the same
opponent.
MAN'S GAME . . .
HOUSTON, Tex. LT>—The coach
of the Cullen Junior High School
football team forbids his players i
to associate with girls during the ‘
football season.
Coach Herman Goldberg says
grades come first, then football —
and that’s it.
So far this season his girl-snub
bing football team has won one
and lost five.
Experts say drinking is a fac
tor in more than 55 per cent of
fatal highway accidents.
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Profiles of
Nanooks’ Coaches I
The Nome High School Nanooks
will feature two new faces on the
coaching lines this coming basket
ball season.
Head Coach Ray Tinjun comes
from Minnesota and has five years
of teaching and coaching experi
ence. The last three years Coach
Tinjun has coached baseball and
assisted in football, basketball and
track at William Penn College.
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Two years in the Spearfish, S.D.
Public Schools saw his teams in
the state tournament in bn? bali.
finishing third both times. Al
though not winning often w '! .t
Penn, Tinjum’s teams twice
knocked teams out of the title pic
ture in the tough Iowa Conference.
Coach Tinjum has his wife, De
lores. and two daughters with him
in Alaska for the first time. The
Tinjums are members of the Lu
theran Church and are active m
church affairs.
Assistant Coach Milton Johnson
hails from Iowa and comes to ,
Nome after two successful years!
at the helm in Alden, Minn.
Coac1 Johnson’s Alden team was 1
the only team that could blot
champion Elmore’s record when
they played near perfect ball in
a last-minute victory.
Coach Johnson is also a member
of the Lutheran Church and at
present is the Sunday School Su
perintendent.
With him in Nome is his wife,
Dolores, and son, Mark. “Milt”
is known for his ability to get his
teams “up” for the big game.
The new coaching staff will in
stall a new style of play into the
Nanooks’ patterns and promise a
hustling, interesting, brand of
basketball.
Practice opens Nov. 1 and the
Nanooks will open the season with
a trip that will carry them into the
den of defending state champion
Eielson AFB and Lathrop High on
December 5, 6 and 7.
Chrysler Releases First of
50 Test Turbine Cars
CHICAGO UP — The Chrysler
Corporation turned over to a fam
ily in a suburb of Chicago Tuesday
the keys to its first turbine pow
ered automobile. It marked Chrvs
ler’s start of a two-year program
during which 50 turbine cars will
be lent to selected users who will
furnish information for a market
evaluation program.
Lynn Townsend, Chrysler presi
dent, gave the keys to the first car
to Richard Vlaha, of Broadview,
a systems engineer for the Inter
national Business Machines Cor
poration.
The alarm clock isn’t new . . .
It has been around since 1787.
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Forging Ahead
NEW YORK UP> — The Com
missioner of the American Foot
ball League, Joe Foss, says his
league is doing better than ever.
Foss declared at a luncheon today
that four and possibly six of the
eight clubs in the league will show
a profit this year.
Foss said attendance in the
league is over the 600,000 mark at
this halfway point of the sea
son. That is 80,000 more than last
year.
The commissioner did not go
into a team-by-team breakdown
in finances but made it clear that
the two losing clubs in money were
the Oakland Raiders and New York
Jets. He added that New York is
moving up every week and Oak
land will do much better when
its new stadium is ready in 1965.
SPORT ODDITY
In the fourth and final games
of the World Series — won by the
Dodgers over the Yankees 2-1 —
Los Angeles did not have a man
left on base. The Dodgers only got
four men on base and two were
erased bv double plays while the
other two scored.
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High individual series — Carl
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Lloyd Vannoy 581.
High team game — Sourdoughs
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High individual game — Carl
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High individual series — Dick
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High team game — St. Joseph’s
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High individual game — Bob
Renshaw 219, Dick Bessette 213,
Clarence Hester 208.
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