Boxer's Life
Threatened
BROCKTON, Mass,. Nov. 8——
Police have beer, '.yarned that an
attempt may be r.;.;dc on the life
of boxer Rooky Marciano at a homc
comin' reception for him Saturday
Two postcards which police said
appeared to be the work of a crank
were received, one by police and the
other by a newspaper.
Police Chief D. Edward Sullivan
said he will assign a big detail to
protect the fighter at a public re
ception in honor of his recent
knockout victory over former heavy
weight champion Joe Louis.
Sports in Brief
by the Associated Press
At Cleveland — Dick Wakefield,
ex-Detroit outfielder, is to be given1
another chance in the major leagues
by the Cleveland Indians.
At Newark, N.J. — Don Ncw
combe, Brooklyn pitching ace, or
dered to report to Fort Jay, N.Y.,
for further tests after taking pre
liminary pre-induction physical.
At Pinehurst, N.C. — Julius Boros,
Southern Pines, N.C*, shot a four
under par G8 to lead the North
and South Open tournament’s first
round by two strokes.
Hans Nielsen Dies in
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Hans Nielsen", 72, long time resi
dent of Juneau, died October 27
in Santa Rosa, Calif. Funeral ser
vices were held there.
Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen left Juneau !
a year ago. He had been caretaker j
at the Evergreen Cemetery here.
He is survived by his wife, eight
children and seven grandchildren. |
Survivors living in Juneau are: 1
Mrs. Orin Addle-man, Mrs. Donald ■
Kane, Mrs. Stewart Houston, Ed
ward C. Nielsen, and James Nielsen.
Others are: Mrs. Charles Cress,
Eureka, Calif.; Mrs. George Brad
baw, Portland, Ore.; and Albert
Schramen of Tacoma, Wash.
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2 All-American
Teams Will Have
Big Player List
NEW YORK. Nov. 8—■;*)—'The 44
places on the first two All-America
teams have drawn 126 nominations
to date—and there will be more be
fore the season ends.
The Associated Press national
board of selectors for the All-Amer
ica added 48 names to the eligibles
for the two offensive and defensive
teams today.
Because the selectors want to take
the entire season’s play into consid
eration before naming the teams,
the All-America will not be an
nounced um.il after the big games
of Dec. 1.
Here are some of the outstanding
players whose names were added
today to the eligible list:
Jarrell Price, Texas Tech defen
sive tackle; Tom Catlin, Oklahoma
offensive center; Don Steinbruner,
Washington State offensive end;
Dick Sprague, Washington defen
sive back; Bill Hair. Clemson offen
sive back; Ed (Mighty Mo) Mode
lewski, Maryland offensive fullback.
Gavilan Is
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Winner
By T Kayo
DETROIT, Nov. 8 — UP! — The
“Keed” from Cuba, welterweight
champion Kid Gavilan, traded his
famed bolo punch for left hooks
here last night, and belted Tony
Janiro way back down into the
middleweight ranks.
Gavilan floored the Youngstown
veteran three times in the fourth
round of their 10-round non-title
bout, and was awarded a technical
knockout. It promised him a Janu
ary date with England's Randy Tur
pin, one-time conqueror of Sugar
Ray Robinson.
The quick victory also earned him
the thanks oi radio and television
fans. The fight would have been
cut off. if it had gone the distance,
to make way for a speech by Presi
dent Truman.
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Berra Most
Valuable in
Amer. League
NEW YORK, Nov. 8—<01—Yogi
Berra, squat New York Yankee
catcher, today was voted the most
valuable player in the American
League for 1951 in an astonishing
finish to a wide open race.
Tabulation of votes from the 24
man committee of the Baseball
Writers Association of America
showed Berra, Ned Garver of St.
Louis and Allie Reynolds of the
Yanks each had six first place bal
lots.
The result was sure to start ton
gues wagging around the circuit for
Berra slumped badly in September
and finished with a .294 batting
avcrai c. The 2G-year-old B -ra led
the Yanks in runs batted in with
83 and hit 27 home runs.
Berra won on points with a total
of 184 on the basis of 14 for a first
place vote, nine for second and so
on down to one for tenth.
Garver, baby-faced 20-game win
ner for the last place Brownies, was
a close-up second with 157 points
and Reynolds, who threw two no
hitters for the world champs, was
third with 125 points.
Voting was distributed among 33
players with another 15 receiving
honorable mention in the closest
finish in years.
With Berra in the American and
Brooklyn’s Roy Campanella in the
National this was the first year two
catchers were named most valuable.
In fact you have to go back to the
league awards in 1924 to find two
winners who played the same posi
tion — Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn
pitcher and Walter Johnson, Wash
ington fireballer.
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Pickings
NEW YORK, Nov. 8—<£)—'Two of
(he season’s biggest games are
, scheduler! for this weekend with
‘ Notre Dame the guest of Michigan
S’ate while Southern California and
Stanford tangle on the west coast
for the coast conference Rose Bowl
honors.
Only two defeats mark the re
cords of these four teams. Notre
Dame lost a thriller to Southern
Methodist, 27 to 20. and Southern
California was -phied by Camp
Pendletj... 27 to 17, in the first half
of a gridiron doubleheader on Sept.
?9.
Here’s how the crystal bawd says
the games, plus others on Satur
day’s schedule will turn out:
Michigan State over Notre Dame:
The Spartans have had a week’s
rest to get set and allow their in
juries to heal although Notre Dame
got little more than scrimmage in
defeating Navy last Saturday. It
should be a scoring thriller.
Southern California over Stan
ford : Any team with Pat Cannamela
in its lineup must be favored.
Illinois over Iowa: An Iowa vie
tory over Illinois is as rare as a
tax reduction.
Tennessee over Washington and
Lee.
Maryland over Ndvy.
Princeton over Harvard: The
first of the year's Big Three games.
But the only “Big” thing about
this will be Princeton’s score'.
Georgia Tech over Virginia Mili
tary: The perfect spot for an up
set.
Wisconsin over Pennsylvania.
Texas over Baylor.
Michigan over Cornell: Fullback
Don Peterson has put the Wolverine
attack on the right traak again.
Kentucky over Tulane: The Ken
tuckians are on a par with any
body.
Skipping over the others in a
hurry:
Furman r"er Newberry, Hardir.
Simmons ov ;r Texas Western, Mi
ami over Chattanooga.
Saturday
East: Army over Citadel, Boston
University over Oregon, Bucknell
over Colgate, Dartmouth over Co
lumbia, Holy Cross over Marquette.
Ohio State over Pittsburgh, Penn
State over Syracuse, Princeton over
Harvard, Rutgers over Brown,
Temple over New York University,
U.S. Coast Guard Academy over
Rensselaer, Villanova over Detroit. ■
Middle west: Cincinnati over Ohio
University, Iowa State over Nebr
aska, Indiana over Minnesota, Kan
sas over Loyola of Los Angeles,
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