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__^AGE EOUK. — Sopulpa 'Okie ' Hrro'd, Tuesday Auqust 30 1966
Chieftains Finish
Last Day At Camp
FOOTBALL-
PRO
SPECTIVE
"We're getting ready to rom"
home” was the comment Tues-
day of Sapulpa Chieftain foot-
ball coach Don Riederer as the
locals went into their final day
nt football camp workouts
Riederer said the group spent
Monday working on pass de-
fense and offense, team bio k-
ing against varioi-s defense
individual blocking for backs
and on a kicking game, pri-
marily punling.
Tuesday's schedule called fo.-
further work on Monday's ses-
sions before heading home Tue--
dav evening Arrival is planned
here between 7 30 and 8 30 n m
The coach said no serious in-
juries have been sustained by
anv of the plavers. however, tit-
added "everybody'* sore ml
tired — we've put in a lot of
hard work ’
Riederer said 1
coaching staff is g
game with more
ever before 1 The
le'tairf ronding very well to mr
to 11" efforts." he added "and we
than can expect more than ever from
rp rr this year's Chieftains."
Continentals Seek
★ ★ ★
Quarterback Club Major Pro Spot
Sets First Meet By J0E cercen i au the dub*, with the
I UPI Sport* Writer . xecption of Hartford. Charles-
First Quarterback Club mee'-L NT" '°R^ u<IlT1’ The ,nn and "heeling, play in
Ing of the year will be held a. S,TiLISl f "ad‘Um' *"h 8 <apacl,y ta
m,rsdavintheHr..i^S,S- pr0,rfS,°nal. excess of 20non and the hope is
By W ALTER L. JOHNS
rrntrnt Prr.ss Sport* Editor
MOST successful teem In the
American Koothnll iAegtie. the
S-in Diego Chargers 19-2-3 left
.veer i, ere looking for more con-
sistency on offense while re-
taining a good scoring poten-
tial.
The Chargers, who have won
five Weetern division titles in
six years, are coached again by
Sid GiUman and feature John
Hadl at quarter, two excellent
new pass receivers In Willie
Crazier from Houston Oilera
and rookie Gary Garrison.
Better reserve strength Is
svsilsble at quarter and Lanra
Alworth great flanker, la back.
The atrong running game is lad
by Paul Lowe and Kailh Ijis-
coln.
Gone ia the big Emit Ladd,
but back ia Earl Faison, tha
16Vpound defensive end. De-
fensive unit may hava some
changes and aecond-year line-
men Steve DtLong and Howard
Ktndig may be ready to movt
in.
The Chargers, who whipped
Miami snd lost to the Raiders
in the last M seconds In their
first two exhibitions, scored 30
or more points in seven of the
nine games they won in 1965
but in the three losses had a
total of only 13 points
Chargers Ready For
High Scoring Year
in the baseball
, the sport's
host of
7 30 pm way in me nipu1,1n|v executive
S-honl cafeteria, according to Hall of Fam
Dirk Hermes president. 1 tallest quarterback
All interested persons art consuming ambition
urged to attend j That ambition is to become
Hermes said new season tier- 'he third major professional
ets for -cals in thr new nor'li league in the I’ni'ed States,
bleachers will be on sale at ll;e which explains the presence of
meeting. such big names as Jackie
Robinson Andy Robustelli. Ken
Carpenter and Wayne Hardin ,
There are few players of all-f
J America stature scattered
Taken From
I been on attracting the fans into
stands with competitive!
, football and a generous helpine |
CHESTNUT HILL. Mass nf managerial personnel who
fUPI> —Exporting I S gold i* have gained fame on the field
already illegal but the govern-J Dodger* Hire Robinson
ext
for bigger stadium* and possi-
ble television coverage in the
very near future.
More Silver
Clubs In US
Officials Probe
Three NY Slale
Harness Tracks
NEW YORK rlTD -Rrouk
Ivn Dist Attv. Aaron E
How They Stand
IN THE
Majors
By United Pr»»* International
National League
W. L. Pet. GB
76 55 580 ...
76 55 580
74 55 .574 1
70
67
66
62
61
57
45
Gov. Armbro
Is Favored In
Hambletonian
Dll Ql'OIN, 111 (UPn The
loyal supporters of Canadian-
owned Governor Armbro say
driver-trainer Joe O'Brien s
tired of plaving second fiddle Guided since their birth
this year and will move into 'hef n"* 'he National Football
first chair in the hambletonian Lea*ue s recognized coachinj
Cowboys Are Still
Said Darkhorses
By VITE STELLINO | they meet the Minnesota
UPI Spart* Writtr I Vikings in the last of thi
The Dallas Cowboys are so nationally televised Frida /
used to being called darkhor | night clashes The NFL doesn t
ses. you almost expect them to j play or televise games on
play at Aqueduct [Friday night once the season
I C “
Fight Results near miss
, . STOCKHOLM
By United Press International _
mie Smith of San .. .. .........~.....„„ UR mnurl[.
B'jsici narrowly missed a world record Dickerson at Goshen, N Y., this
Rapid;,]in the 300-meter run Monday!time to Bonus Boy. It w?s
DETROIT
i Mathis, 240.
(UPI i
Grand
trotting rs'-e Wednesday
O'Brien. 49, a resident of
Shatter, Calif, is driver-trainer
lor the Armstrong brothers of
Brampion, Ontario, and mem-
bers of his camp say he has
never fully extended th?
handsome Vyrar-old chestnut
colt while tuning him for th?
Hamblclnnian and the winner';
share of $60 044 of a lota:
$122 540 purse
Governor Armbro, a son of
Jamie, hasn't won in 12 star’s
this season but has placed
second seven times while
banking *41.573. With $105 3:11
earnings last year. Armbro is
second only to Kerry Way in
esrnmgs coming into the big
race.
This year he finished second
to Polaris in the $15,075
Hanover . Hempt .Stake at the
11 Pit -Tom- Meadows He was second again
Jose State1 in both heats of the Historic-
63
64
65
67
70
75
85
526 7
.511 9
504 10
481 13
.466 15
432 19*a
346 30'j
ment may next have to stop iho
flow of ornamental silver lo
Australia.
Australia's touring tennis
players captured another dis-
pley case supply of trophic
plaques, plates and bowls
Monday in their latest conquest
of all comers at Longwood
Cricket Club.
Four-time champion Rn
Emerson and fellow defending
The Brooklyn Dodgers, one of
the three new teams in the
league, hired Robinson the Hall
ol hami second baseman with
the baseball Dodgers and a
brilliant halfback at UCLA, as
well as Rnbustelli, a perennial
all-pro defence end with the
New York Giants, and his
lormer teammate Jack Stroud
to hypo the team's gate appeal
Robinson is handling the
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
| Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
] Houston
New York
Koota | ^ h*1 aBn
Monday s Results
W Officials ' (te his £A 3 r '
preparations for the grand lurv ,, „ ,, , . , ,,
• Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0 night
nvi tigation into alleged race- Cjn(lnnatl , st Lnui, „. mRht
' xing an f horstsdoptag at three (Chk.ag0 4 AU. 2. 14 inns. night
Wednesday s Games
K'ota was due to meet with San Fran at New York, nicht
.!'• district attorneys of West- Houston at Philadelphia, night
; e-Hester N.vsau and Sullivan, i.a at Pittsburgh, night
i "in ■ .....» q ,, it Cincmnat.. night
Yonkers. Roosevelt and Mon- Atlantl at St Loins, night
in the 300-meter __________ ______ ______ M „„s
Mich . knocked nut Mert when he clocked a 32 7 seconds another second in the first hea'
Brownfield, 211, Pittsburgh if) while winning his event in an nl ,he review futurity et
- meet. | Springfield. III., to Kerry Way.
lneA«.«GA?uN*l lT" -| Sm,th', <‘™ *a* iust three-1and hf finishH ,h* »«y
Sha* L,s ^gas tenths of a second off the w,,r H '0 Carllslf‘ in the $25 000
outpointed Fred McWilliams mark of 32 7 held bvJamaica1. *' ChK,c°
’ ~1 Governor Armbro is rated by
oddsmakers and a computer as
among the four horses with the
158. Phoenix, Ariz. HOi.
Herb McKinley
middle man Champion boatman
DETROIT (UP!) -Dome VARBERG, Sweden < UPI) - *lnnm« the
Murrey, a 6-8 renter who Joseph R Duplin of (be United r,'?" Roth f" u T*?
averaged 22 3 points and 16 6 Slates won the overall title in Z a pl,Pe hlm four,h
rebounds per game for the ,he European ^
I University of Detroit i«t »,Hr irhrn hf -rl'-lf Polans W|11 *»"
7SSS A Na"°n' 'a"ed h'S Golds,ar ,n an pl«h,h N^th. fmished in a
. ' . ,,k ,Pa" Association con- place finish in the final event three-way tie for second with
1 Piston* 00^ *“h tH* Detr011 nuplU1 WOn w,th a ,0,aI of 237 Pe,er TallberR "f Finland and
points. Another American, Pinegin Taifun of Russia
tiilist Fred Stolle made their general manager's role while
Idlest jewelry haul while once Robustelli is making hi* head
again wiping out the be-t coaching debut, with SU"ud as
opposition Unde Sam couij, assistant.
mTCr THon there is Carpenter, a
Emerson. 29 and Sto le. 27. | great pro Wllh the Cleveland
'hnd *.'7R lne of A^-vc.s Browns who now handles the
who marked a career of wmnmg Charleston Rockets defend.ng
CFL champions There's also
U S championship* In th.
particular national doub!"*
grass court tennis lournamen’.
raiquet swingers from down
under have won or shared the
big prize no le-- than 11 tinv's
i. 18 years
The latest victory for Em°r-
son and Stolle was rathe,-
humilia’ing Thev crushed vas-
tly improved Dennis Ral*ioo
and his erratic partner. Clark
Graebner in straight sets. 6 1
6-4 6-4
There wa* some ronsolation
fn* dome*nc lenn s followers in
the womens division where 3t
least half the title team is a
homegrown player Nary R e.
hev of San Angelo. Tex . ro-
champion with
Carole Graehne _ v_. „ ,,
joined Brazilian Marla Bueno'to
win the i%6 crown.
Gary Glick. a defensive stand-
out for the Pittsburgh Steelers
and now the coach of the
Norfolk Neptune.*
I Hardin, a highly successful
| coach at the Naval A ademy, li-
the pilot nf the Philadelphia
Bulldogs. He has an assistant
by the name of Steve Van
Buren. who made quite a name
for himself in the same town
with the Eagles more than a
decade ago. Marv Bass stepped
down as coach at South
Carolina to take similar job
with the Montreal Beave-s
Few Famous Collegians
ticello raceways, respectively.
The grand jury begins its
hearings Wednesday and the
I irst witness to appear will be
John Dailey, assistant counsel
of the New York State Harness
Racing Commission.
Koota said Monday that 56
subpoenas had been issued in
connection with the case and 41
of them have been served He
declined to cnnlirm reports that
a number of known underworld
figures were included among1
those sought.
However, a source -lose to
the investigation said that
• tibpoenas had been issued for
mx memliers of the Prnfaci i
gang —Joseph Colombo, Albert
land Lawrence Gallo,
i Johnny Bath Bcaihi Oddo
Salvatore > Sammv the Assas- New
sini Porritore and Joseph iThe
Minx) Livoti.
Among those summoned to
appear before the )ury. accord-
ing to Koota are 26 drivers and |
'he secretaries of the three
raceways —Ted Gibbons of
Yonkers. John Cashman Jr., of
Roosevelt and Philip Tully of
Monticello.
American League
Baltimore
W.
<a
L.
48
Pet GB
.631 ...
Detroit
70
81
.843 im
Minnesota
70
63
526 W2
Chicago
69
64
519 14H
Cleveland
68
64
515 15
California
66
65
.504 16'4
New York
60
72
.488 23
Washington
61
74
452 23'j
Bostor
59
77
434 26
Kansas City
57
76
419 261 z
Monday's Results
Detroit 6 Baltimore 3. night
Minnesota 6 Wash t. night
Chicago 2 Cleveland 0. night
New York 7 K City 2 night
Boston 4 California 3. night
Wednesday's Games
John Wash at K C 2. twi-night
Detroit a* Chicaen. 2 twi-nleh*
York at California night
Baltimore at Cleveland, night
Patterson Enroute
To Oiler Outfield
Pacific Coast
League Standings
, For a while, at least, the
ne retired league will have to rely on
a )ear ago | (pese people to create the news
There are some famous coll-
gians present but most ol these
one-time wonders have been
failures in the past. These
include Sonny Gibbs, the highly
touted 6-fnot-7 quarterback
from Texas Christian who! cimnt. Pitt
couldn't make it with Dallas or A|0u. Alia
United Pres* International Detroit. Strgell. Pitt
Eastern Divition The league is divided into two ( arty. .Via
W L Pc*. GB -fitinns with Brooklyn Hart Clndnn. Pitt
81 57 . 587 ford. Norfolk, Philadelphia and Torre, Atla
<8 62 . 557 1 |Toronto in the cast and •<'*,nto. (hi
<5 64 . 541 612; Charleston. Montreal, Orlando
74 65 . 532 71 a Richmond, and Wheeling in the
66 ,i 4,8 15 West The new franchises, in
56 83 40.3 25H addition to Brooklyn, are
Orlando anJ Montreal Fort
Wayne. Ind and Rhode Island
were dropped
leading Players
In Major Leagues
By United Press International
National Laaguo
Alou, Pitt
Tulsa
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Denver
San Diego
l/kla City
Western Division
W L Pci. SB
Seattle 76 60 .,568
Vancouver 74 66 529 5’j
Portland 64 75 . 460 15
Hawaii 60 79 .432 19
Tacoma 75 83 . 407 22'j
Monday's Results
Seattle at Portland, ppd rain
Tulsa 3 Indianapolis 1
Oklahoma City 6 San Diego 5
Hawaii 6 Tacoma 2
Spokane 4 Vancouver 3
Denver 5 Phoenix 3 (13 innings) September.
BOXING DOCTOR
NEW YORK i UPI) -The
Amateur Athletic Union Mon-
day appointed Dr Max M
Novich of South Orange. N J
as team physician for the
United States boxing team
■ ••v , wuu a • vuvv « • *cv in v/IIV
which competes in Europe next 0f five e*tanlished by the will nf
LITTLE ROCK Ark (UPII
Joe Patterson, the Arkansas
Traveler center fielder, left tor
Tulsa Sunday, called up to the
Triple A club to fill vacancies
caused by the departure nf Alex
Johnson and Bob Toland for the
Army.
"The fans here are great."
said Patterson, a Negro Little
Rock Is one of the best base-
G AB R. H. Pet ball towns anywhere. What Rich-
112'14 59 140 .33.1 je A||en saj,j jsn-4 |rue ••
123 515 82 167 . 324
128 555 9.3 179 323 Allen- als0 * Ha*
114 401 71 129 ‘J2,>' claimed Little Rock treated him
119 401 55 126 .34 P°°r>y- played for the Trav-
125 463 65 1 14 31 eler* 'bey were affiliated
125 463 60 143 I'uo with 'he Philadelphia Phillies,
123 447 77 138 .309 Jim Baynes, the Traveler
'.ten. Phil 112 *16 85 128 ..too general manager, said Roger
(epeda, StL 111 390 53 120 . 303 Robinson would be brought
American Lmque from cedar Rapids to replace
, G AB R H Pt* Patterson Manager Vern Rapp
F Rbsn. Bal 128 478 98 149 312 , u .
Oliva. Mm 136501 79 155 309 , “JJ ’ ain h ^"1 hk!"
Kalme Del 111 389 7.3 1! JOS ^ ‘raining with he Hub be-
Powll. Balt 120 420 73 123 Mi ‘he season started, and
Wgnr. Clev 120 426 63 124 .291rhfrL ° enn I'anmnR wou,d
Mantle, NY 103 325 39 94 .2*91, ,he ,oam for the T*xaS!
hllbrw, Min 133 463 67 131 -^ileague playoffs.
Vlrtn. Wash 127 441 68 125 .283! He said catcher Bart Zeller
R Rbsn Bal 130 520 81 145 279 and outfielder Billy Wnlff would
Berry, Chi 119 337 40 94 .273 leave for their homes when the
season ends Sept. 5.
The Nobel Peace Prize is one
I Allred Nobel in 1896.
There are more than 900 lan-
guages used in Asia.
geniuses. Tom Landry, the
Cowboys have long been touted
as an up-and-roming learn .n
the Eastern Division.
In fact, for the past three
summers, the Cowboys have
been called by some experts as
a darkhnrse contender for the
division crown
But in December, when
summer's hopes have to be
measured against the realities
of competition, the story has
been the same
Cowboys Hovo Floppod
The Cowooys have flopped
They've still never won more
games than they've lost in a
single season.
Last year the Cowboys final’y
managed to break even at 7-7
and gain a share of secon i
place and a berth in the Playolf
Bowl —but they were dnbherej
then by the Baltimore Colts 35-
3.
This year, however, they
finally hope to fulfill their
promise. The Cowboys are no!
only darkhorses in the E?st,
they're top-flight contenders for
the crown now that Jimmy
Brown has decided he wants to
memorize scripts instead of his
plavbook.
They're playing like conten-
ders. too. Dailas is 4-fl in the
exhibition season with all four
victories over teams in *he
supposedly tougher Western
Division, including a 21-3
trouncing of defending NFL
champion Green Bay.
To Moot Vikings
The Cowboys will attempt lo
complete their exhibition sea-|
son with a oerfect record when
b\ start* because ol complaint*
from the high schools that it
would ruin their gates.
The NFL will have a total of
seven exhibition games this
week starting with the Thurs-
day night Baltimore at Detroit
dash St. Louis will be *!
Chicago in the other Frida,
night game while Cleveland
meets Pittsburgh at Birming
ham, Ala , New York faces
Green Ray at Milwaukee.
Philadelphia is at Washington
and San Francisco i* at Los
Angeles in Saturday mghi
action.
The AFL begins regular
season play this weekend w’t.i
Oakland at Miami Friday night
Denver at Houston Saturda*
night and Buffalo at San Dies"
Sunday afternoon The AFL
winds up it* exhibition plav
Thursday night when New York
meets Boston at Mobile, Ala.
Texas league
Standings
By United Press International
W. L. Pet. G3
Arkansas
78 55 586 ...
Amarillo
72 59 . 550 5
Albuquerque
70 62 530 Pk
Austin
63 70 .474 15
El Paso
57 75 432 204
Dallas-FW
56 75 427 21
Monday's Results
No Games Scheduled
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