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Golden Bears Tabbed to Assume Roll Of "Spoiler-Darkhorse" in PCC Race By HAL WOOD BERKELEY (UP) — The California Golden Bears, long a power on Pacific Coast Conference gridiron circles, lost 27 men by graduation at the close of the so-so 1952 campaign. But they probably will be a power again this year. In fact, they may decide who will go to the Rose bowl, even if they don't make the grade themselves. Coach Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf's biggest trouble is to find a quarterback who can call a signal without stumbling over his own words. Right now the No. 1 candidate for the job is Paul Larson, very fine halfback, but a fellow who never before has had the responsibility of calling signals. Sammy Williams the lad who was supposed to handle the job, was injured in practice and probably will be out for the season. Graduation Losses Among the men lost by graduation were All American fullback Johnny Olszewski; halfback stars Billy Powell and Don Johnson; three quarterbacks: Billy Mais, Jay Willsey and Dick Lee; and such line standouts as Bob Karpe and Ralph Krueger. But the Bears aren't exactly deprived of experienced talent. They have 18 lettermen back, at least one in every spot, exclusive of quarterback. They will be particularly strong against fullback, where Jim Dillon, Steve Dimeff and Don Harris will compete for the starting role. The halfbacks, now that Larson is full-fledged quarterback may be State and San Jose State; and six conference games. The schedule: Sept. 19—Baylor at Berkeley. Sept. 26—Oregon State at Portland. Oct. 3—Ohio State at Berkeley. Oct. 10—Penn at Philadelphia. Oct. 17—San Jose State at Berkeley. Oct. 24—Southern California at Berkeley. Oct. 31—UCLA at Los Angeles. Nov. 7—Washington at Berkeley. Nov. 14—Oregon at Berkeley. Nov. 21—Stanford at Stanford. Sports Parade By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP) — A one-platoon crack at a two-platoon job Fraley's Follies and the first 1953 edition of the week end football "winners." Game of the Week California over Baylor: This is a real bear fight for this early in the season and rates as a tossup. But from here the edge goes to a burly California line. Intersectional Texas over LSU: The Longhorns will grind 'em down. Maryland over Missouri: This year the line tells the story. Villanova over George: On Flippski's All-American running. Nebraska over Oregon: Stampede on the Oregon trail. Rice over Florida: Replacing that old moon. HAL THENEWS FROM THE FOOTBALL CAMPS BERKELEY (UP) Coach L (Pappy) Waldorf was hard pressed today to fill the gap in the University of California line left by veteran guard Charlie Martucci who was dropped from the squad because of a scholarship disqualification. STANFORD (UP) — Stanford added another player to the injured list today as tackle P Wiggin, a Modesto J. C. transsexual was sidelined indefinitely with shoulder injury suffered in a prince session. PULLMAN (UP) — The Washington State Cougars were scheduled for a light workout today by Coach Al Kircher limited drills polishing offensive and defensive maneuvers in preparation for season's opener with USC. SEATTLE (UP) Coach John Cherberg drilled his charges fundamentals as the University Washington grid team moved to final practice sessions before first game of the season in Colorado. LOS ANGELES (UP) — The UC Brulins will open their football son against Oregon State in three quarterbacks; Billy Mais, Ray Willsey and Dick Lee; and much line standouts as Bob Karpe and Ralph Krueger. But the Bears aren't exactly devoid of experienced talent. They have 18 lettermen back, at least one in every spot, exclusive of quarterback. They will be particularly strong again at fullback, where Jim Dillon, Steve Dimeff and Don Harris will compete for the starting role. The halfbacks, now that Larson is full-fledged quarterback, may be all Talley and Don Marks. Rough Schedule Lettermen for the line jobs include such experienced personnel as Tevis Martin at center; Jim Hanifan and Joe Hibbs at ends; Keith Meserve, Dick Day, Bob Oliver and George Najarian at tackles; Hal Norris and Tom Duon, guards. The Bear schedule is a bit rough. It includes four nonAconference games against Baylor, Penn, Ohio. Stars' Attendance Off Despite Second Flag-Winning Year in Row LOS ANGELES (UP)—Attendance at Pacific Coast League baseball games dropped more than 100,000 persons this season, according to League President Clarence Rowland. The eight ball parks drew 1,759,195 fans during the 180-game season which ended Sunday as compared with 2,164,195 in 1952. Only two clubs registered increases in attendance. The Los Angeles Angels boosted attendance 1,657 to a total of 363,818 patrons, largest attendance in the league, Sacramento had an increase of 10,495 for a 180,271 total. The pennant-winning Hollywood stars dropped 36,521 in attendance his year, despite playing championship ball for the second season in a row. They drew 275,522 as compared with 311,043 fans last season. San Diego registered the largest attendance loss, a decrease of 21,799 fans. Intersectional Texas over LSU: The Longhorns will grind 'em down. Maryland over Missouri: This year the line tells the story. Villanova over George: On Fipski's All-American running. Nebraska over Oregon: Stampede on the Oregon trail. Rice over Florida: Replacing that old moon. Kentucky over Texas Aggies: The blueplate special. TCU over Kansas: Picking an upset. Washington over Colorado: Husky enough. Tulsa over Cincinnati: A Squeaker. The South Duke over South Carolina: They will be rough all season. Wake Forest over William and Mary: The Deacons are demons. Alabama over Mississippi Southern: For shame. Georgia Tech over Davidson: Another Pushover. Also: Tulane over Citadel, Mississippi over Chattanooga, VMI over Catawba and W. L. over Shepherd. The West Southern Cal over Washington State: The men up front. UCLA over Oregon State: The big team gets started. Stanford over COP: Enough for this job. Idaho over San Jose State: Hot potatoes. Also: Brigham Young over Montana, Utah State over Wichita and Wyoming over New Mexico-Agiles. The Midwest Kansas state over Drake: Sitting ducks. Marquette over South Dakota State: Plenty for the Job at hand. Iowa State over South Dakota: Although weaker than usual. Detroit over North Dakota State: Too much horsepower. The Southwest Texas Tech over West Texas State: Big, rough and rugged. Oklahoma Aggies over Hardin-Simmons: It figures, but under the one-platoon system nothing is going to be halfway certain until everybody plays once around the horn. SEATTLE (UP)—Coach John Cherberg drilled his charges in fundamentals as the University Washington grid team moved to final practice sessions before first game of the season w's opening with USC. LOS ANGELES (UP)—The UCLA Bruins will open their football season against Oregon State in Coliseum Friday night wearing new jerseys with three-quarter length sleeves. Coach Red Sanders explained change yesterday with the comment that most players either up their sleeves or cut them anyway. And he added: "It may eliminate some fumbles, too." EUGENE (UP) — Coach Cassanova, University of Oregon football mentor, said he will continue to stress pass defense to in final drills before his squares for its opening game w's University of Nebraska. CORVALLIS (UP)—Letterman Jack Peterson, backfield malaise for Oregon State, was considered a doubtful starter today in Bevers' opening game with UCS as he was sidelined with a puleg muscle. LOS ANGELES (UP)—UCLA Trojans gained more confidence today as sophomore tailback Decker continued to show improvement in passing. Decker won Coach Jess H praise yesterday as he went through his best drill of the season, appearing to match Ardandy Dandoy's throwing ability. LOS ANGELES (UP)—UCLA Bruins go through the last actual workout today prior to Friday's opener against Oregan State at the Coliseum. American League By UNITED PRESS WL Pct. New York 96 46 .674 Cleveland 85 60 .586 Chicago 84 61 .579 Boston 79 67 .541 Washington 73 71 .507 Detroit 57 89 .390 Philadelphia 54 90 .375 St. Louis 51 94 .352 Tuesday's results Cleveland 1 New York 0 Chicago 5 Boston 0 Only games scheduled. San Diego registered the largest attendance loss, a decrease of 21,799 fans. SOME DAY, POW!—Although some older veterans chew tobacco during their working hours, young Mickey Mantle, Yankee slugger, prefers the less strenuous job of chewing bubble gum. Mantle surprised fans at Yankee Stadium during White Sox game by popping bubbles. Kind of dangerous for a centerfielder if sudden pop fly should come his way. Alfernandez Office Equipment - FOR SPECIALIZED SERVICE ON ALL OFFICE MACHINES - FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE MEN - LARGE STOCK OF GENUINE PARTS - LOANERS AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE - FREE DELIVERY AND PICK-UP - FREE ESTIMATES Our 30 Years Good Service Rendered to the Community and Successful Operation Has Given Us the "STAYING POWER" Which Assures Your Guarantee 1600 N. Palm Anaheim 7020 SPORTS HAL THOMAS, EDITOR ports From the Football Camps BURKELEY (UP) Coach Lynn Boyy Waldorf was hard pressed to fill the gap in the University of California line left by guard Charlie Martucci, who dropped from the squad due to a scholarship disqualification. ANFORD (UP) Stanford another player to the inlist today as tackle Paul Lyman, a Modesto J. C. transfer, is delineated indefinitely with a lesser injury suffered in a practice session. LLMAN (UP) The Washington State Cougars were scheduled to light workout today as Al Kircher limited drills to buoyers in preparation for the team's opener with USC. ATTLE (UP) Coach Johnny Berg drilled his charges in mentals as the University ofington grid team moved into practice sessions before the game of the season with Randy. ANGELES (UP) The UCLA will open their football sea-gainst Oregon State in the Dressen Leaves Team to Scout Yanks; Bums Have Five Starting Pitchers NEW YOR (UP) Manager Charley Dressen of the Dodgers, boasting he has five pitchers he can start in the World Series, indicated today he will open with Carl Erskine and use rookie Bob Milliken as early as possible. Dressen hinted at these pitching plans yesterday during a sparring session with reporters at the afternoon scouting the Yankees with his sides, Andy High and Red Corriden. The Dodger skipper had left his team in the west to give the Yankees a personal look-over. When a reporter asked Dressen after the game what was his impression of the champion, he answered with a smile: "There isn't much more we can learn about them that we didn't know from last year's World Series." "Last year when we went into the series, they all said I had only one pitcher I could start in the opening game—Joe Black," Dressen said. "This year I could start five." "Erskine is my number one pitcher," the chatty little Dodger manager said. "I said long ago as soon as he got control he'd win 20. Well, this seems to be the year. Last year he had a sore arm. This year it's gone and his stuff is better than ever." THIS IS TRAINING?—Female autograph hunters often swam heavyweight Roland La Starza as he takes time out from training at Greenwood Lake, N. Y. La Starza is getting in shape for his coming September 24th bout with heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano. But this attention isn't an actual part of the training program, and La Starza is doing a lot of work. Yank 'Farms' Held Good Source for Reviving Aged Pitching Staff National League National League W L Pc Brooklyn 99 46 .683 Milwaukee 86 50 .593 BATTLE (UP)—Coach Johnny Berg drilled his charges inimental as the University of St. Louis grid team moved into practice sessions before the game of the season with RANGES (UP)—The UCLA team will open their football sea-team against Oregon State in the Summit Friday night wearing three-quarter-sleeves. Coach Red Sanders explained the game yesterday with the com-ment that most players either roll their sleeves or cut them off way. He added: "It may eveninate some fumbles, too." GENE (UP) — Coach Len Kova, University of Oregon real mentor, said he will continue to stress pass defense today in drills before his squad for its opening game with University of Nebraska. RVALLIS (UP)—Letterman Peterson, backfield mainstay Oregon State, was considered doubtful starter today in the teams' opening game with UCLA who was sidelined with a pulled muscle. S ANGELES (UP) — USC's team gained more confidence as sophomore tailback Jim Everitt continued to show vast movement in passing. Cocker won Coach Jess Hill's yesterday as he went high his best drill of the sea-appearing to match Aramis Joy's throwing ability. S ANGELES (UP) — The Bruins go through their actual workout today prior to Joy's opener against Oregon at the Coliseum. American League By UNITED PRESS WL Pct. GB York 96 46 .674 Ireland 85 60 .586 12 Jago 84 61 .579 13 on 79 67 .541 18½ Washington 73 71 .507 23 olt 57 80 .390 41 Indelphia 54 90 .375 42½ Louis 51 94 .352 46 Tuesday's results Ireland 1 New York 0 Jago 8 Boston 0 ly games scheduled. Effectively Relieves "Last year when we went into the series, they all said I had only one pitcher I could start in the opening game—Joe Black." Dressen said. "This year I could start five." "Erskine is my number one pitcher," the chatty little Dodger manager said. "I said long ago as soon as he got control he'd win 20. Well, this seems to be the year. Last year he had a sore arm. This year it's gone and his stuff is better than ever." Then he turned to Milliken, his 27-year-old right handed fast baller. "He's what we call an old-time pitcher." Dressen said enthusiastically. "He throws a live fast ball straight overhand and a good curve. He doesn't fool around with a slider. You can't find many pitchers like him nowadays." Dons to Employ Both Single Wing and "T" Attack--Ward Confident Santa Ana's Dons will open the junior college football season this Friday night (Sept. 18) in a non-conference game at Riverside College. Coach John Ward conducted his first eight practice sessions under the lights at Municipal Bowl, then transferred drill to the Don turf under the hot afternoon sun. While the turnout of more than 50 players is under some previous years, Ward was confident that his first season as head coach will produce a strong team. The Dons will use a T formation and single wing, largely built around the triple-threat ability of Harley (Wick) Lobo, Capistrano's all-star quarterback who played out his fresh year as captain of the Missouri U freshmen. Ward also has strength behind Lobo with such men as Gary Mark, formerly of Garden Grove and Grants Pass, Letterman Bob Switzer and Sal Vasquez, a former Saint. What had promised to be a gap at tackle is being filled by big Bill Miller, the Santa Ana High center who played in the prep all-star game at San Diego; Chuck Lyons, John Duchart, Loule Stephens, Dan Berg and Larry Holcomb. Santa Ana should have one of the conference's best guard combinations in Co-Captains Eddie Liptrap and Jack Moynihan, Liptrap, at left guard, is being alded by Darrell Cooney, Frank Wilk and Bob Davis, while right guards behind Moynihan are Clinton Wells and Dave King. Centers are plentiful, with Gene Geselle, Anahelm's great prep star, John Linquist, a former Orange fullback; Vic Maffett and Douglas Manning. Yank 'Farms' Held Good Source for Reviving Aged Pitching Staff By FRED DOWN NEW YORK (UP) — General Manager George Weiss, crediting "continuing productivity of the farm system" as the key factor in the Yankees' unprecedented march to five straight pennants, said today the team's amazing success story "could continue indefinitely." "We see no reason why we cannot or should not go on winning," Weiss said. "Our farm system is in good shape, our personnel is young and we have not lost our ambition." Weiss, who shares with Manager Casey Stengel the greatest credit for the Yankees' unprecedented Yeat, singled out the team's aging pitching staff as "our No. 1 problem for 1954." "We may or may not have the young pitchers we require to take over from the older hurlers," Weiss explained. "Whitley Ford took up some of the slack this year but the advanced ages of our three star pitchers—Vic Raschi, Allie Reynolds and Ed Lopat, forced Stengel to scramble with the staff most of the season. "I believe we will be able to add the necessary young pitchers and stand a good chance of winning a sixth straight pennant in 1954." he continued. "But, of course, we can't be sure. And we CALIFORNIA BARBER SHOP 314 W. 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Active participants in the leagues were classified in three groups: Church leagues, 195 players; Industrial leagues, 143 players; City leagues, 192 players, totaling 530 people. The largest single-game attendance, 650 fans, at City park, on August 8. The entire program was under the direct leadership of Jim Wright. Tomorrow's Tides (All Tide times adjusted for New-port Beach) Thursday, Sept. 17. LOW: 11:02 a.m. (3.3) and 1:01 a.m.Friday (0.2) HIGH: 7:49 a.m. (3.5) and 5:08 p.m. (5.0) If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin National League W L Pct. GB Boklyn 99 46 .683 Waukee 86 50 .593 13 Louis 78 65 .545 20 Delphia 78 66 .542 20½ New York 66 79 .455 33 Cinnati 64 81 .441 35 Chicago 60 83 .420 38 Sburgh 47 99 .322 52½ Tuesday's results Delphia 4 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 4 New York 3 Pasburgh 7 Millwaukee 5 Boklyn 4 St. Louis 3 Remember that bad pitching will make us a second division overnight. 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