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NCAA Television Headache Grows Steadily Worse By ED SAINSBURY CHICAGO (UP) — The actual sales of tickets to college football games could become the pressure point which might upset the National Collegiate Athletic Association's current control of grid television. It was conceded today by NCAA officials that the national policy of substituting sell-out college games on a local scale for the national "Game of the Week" has no limit. Thus if some Saturday in the future enough tickets are sold to produce sell-outs of numerous standout spectacles, there could be as many as 20 or more exceptions to the nationally selected "Game of the Week." Such a result could make the restrictive NCAA policy of the game of the Week" meaningless. For instance, this Saturday, Notre Dame has sold out its Navy game and will televise it locally. Presumably Pennsylvania at Michigan could be sold out and televised in Detroit; Northwestern at Ohio State could sell out and be televised in Columbus. Or in other areas, Davidson at Harvard could be a topic for Boston video, or perhaps Syracuse at Holy Cross; South Carolina at Maryland could go on Washington screens, Kentucky at Rice would be available for Houston sets, Texas at Southern Methodist for Dallas, Army at Tulane for New Orleans, California at UCLA for Los Angeles and Georgia Tech at LOS ANGELES, Calif. — UCLA All-American candidate Paul Cameron was with in a notch of the great Kenny Washington today following the Burbank, Calif., Bomber's greatest running day against Washington State last Saturday (Oct. 24). Amassing a total of 121 yards in a mere eight tries at carrying the ball, Cameron boosted his three-year yardage total to 1706 yards, second only to Washington's 2275 set in 1937-38-39. Complete figures show that Cameron has now carried the ball 323 times for a net of 1300 yards and an outstanding 4.02 average. Leading the Pacific Coast Conference by a wide margin this fall, this totals are 89-585-71-515 for a 5.77 average. Still leading Coach Red Sanders' Bruins in no less than seven statistical departments, Cameron holds a strong edge in the PCC race for touch down responsibility honors. He has now run for eight and passed for four. Wingback Don Stalwick, the lean senior from Wallace, Ida., who began the season in 19th place among all-time UCLA ground-gainers, is currently in 17th place with 115 carries for 669 (613 net) and a 5.33 average. Pushing ex-fullback Bill Stits for the top wingback berth, Stalwick stands a good chance of moving ahead of at least a half dozen former Bruin "greats" before the final game of the 1953 season. Following last weekend's 44-7 rout of Washington at Ste, this Saturday's homecoming contest pits the PCC's top two total-offense leaders against each other in a test that could determine the 1953 championship. California Bear T-quarterback Paul Larson is the current leader with a total of 897 yards to Cameron's 796. Larson, who passed for two scores against SC last week, SPORTS HAL THOMAS, EDITOR Colonist Quarterback Club Forming at C Hall Tomorrow Night Tomorrow evening at p.m., a group of local fans will gather in the Council chambers, City H form the Anaheim Va Booeters Club. The club plans to function much the same manner as the quarterback club in Honolulu, assisting the AUHS and staff whenever called for leg work — operating chains at Colonista game otherwise signifying to the izeny and the players organized group is standing behind team. Business men, industrialists and fathers of players and er football fans are invited to attend this meeting which officers will be sent and a charter committee pointed. The club plans to meet a week during football and a night will be chosen fits the majority of those ent. Gees Host Orange, Thursday, Clayes F Dick Glover's Gees will be preserve their undefeated tomorrow afternoon when Orange at 3 o'clock on Clay. Although the Panthers Santa Ana last week, 26-6 reports they are a better team. Presumably Pennsylvania at Michigan could be sold out and televised in Detroit; Northwestern at Ohio State could sell out and be televised in Columbus. Or in other areas, Davidson at Harvard could be a topic for Boston video, or perhaps Syracuse at Holy Cross; South Carolina at Maryland could go on Washington screens, Kentucky at Rice would be available for Houston sets, Texas at Southern Methodist for Dallas, Army at Tulane for New Orleans, California at UCLA for Los Angeles and Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt for Nashville. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh at Minnesota would go to the other stations on the network as the "Game of the Week." It would be possible to find "exceptions" for virtually every city with television, and it was possible likewise that a combination of major games could arise producing numerous sell-outs and perhaps television. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Van de Kamp's Halloween Special Oct. 29, 30, 31 HALLOW-BOOS 2 for 19¢ HALLOWEEN COOKIES... 29¢ pkg. Orange and Chocolate DOUGHNUTS 6 for 25¢ (Reg. 6 for 30c) HALLOWEEN CUP CAKES... 5¢ oz. 2-Layer Milk Chocolate CAKE... 79¢ oz. (Reg. 89¢ oz.) 40c buff Rams Six Point Favorites Sunday LOS ANGELES (UP)—The Los Angeles Rams were installed as six-point favorites today for their game with the professional football champion Detroit Lions Sunday, a contest which may determine the 1953 Western Division championship. A crowd of 75,000 is expected to be on hand when the division leaders bump heads for undisputed first place in the standings. Detroit rolled in to Los Angeles vengeance bound after suffering their lone defeat at the hands of Hampton Pool and company two weeks ago in Detroit, 31 to 18. The Rams' single defeat came at the hands of the San Francisco Forty-niner in the second league game of the season. Mater Dei High Meets Pomona Catholic, 8 PM, Thursday, Santa Ana Mater Dei will meet mighty Pomona Catholic at the Santa Ana Bowl. 8:00 p.m. Thursday, with a preliminary "B" championship game at 6:00 p.m. Starting in the line-up for Mater Dei will be five boys from Anaheim. They are Mike Jarvis, Dave Huarte and Eddie Nickoleawki in the starting defense and Bernard Jordan and John Bushman in the starting offense. Starting line-up: LE Sam Chaires LT Micky Callam LG Mike Halloran C Bernard Jordan RG Dan Maher RT John Bushman RE Mike O'Brien Q Gene Oldham Stits for the top wingback berth. Stalwick stands a good chance of moving ahead, of at least a half dozen former Bruin "greats" before the final game of the 1953 season. Following last weekend's 44-7 rout of Washington at Ste., this Saturday's homecoming contest pits the PCC's top two total-offense leaders against each other in a test that could determine the 1953 championship. California Bear T-quarterback Paul Larson is the current leader with a total of 897 yards to Cameron's 796. Larson, who passed for two scores against SC last week, is far behind Cameron, however, in TD production. The big Bruin leads, 12-5. PCC Football Briefs By UNITED PREPARED PULLMAN (UP)—Pass practice was the order oat Washington State College as Coach Al Kircher w fill up some of the holes by UCLA last week. The who were battered for by the Bruins, face another opponent this week when against the Stanford Indie are yet to be beaten in c play. EUGENE (UP)—The city of Oregon Ducks have their offensive problems prove it against the USC this week, according to Coach Len Casanova. Nova warned that mista way of being costly with Southern California scheduled intensified worl the rest of the week. PORTLAND (UP)—The State Beavers were en East Lansing, Mich., what will probably be the est game of the season. Traveling by train, will in Chicago Thursday an Michigan State campus preparation for their against the Spartans. STANFORD (UP)—ford Indians may have on a third string ful HALLOWEEN CUP CAKES ... 5¢ ea. 2-Layer Milk Chocolate CAKE ... 79¢ ea. (Reg. 89¢ ea.) 40¢ half Van de Kamps BAKERIES 165 West Center A BUILDERS BARGAIN "Our SPECIAL" Douglas Fir 2" x 4" — Use it for wall construction 1" x 6" — For sub-floor and Roof... $82 Per Thousand If your building budget is being $-q-u-e-z-e-d try these bargains. Our $80 special will serve you well for many purposes. 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Fullback Watson was placed on the ful list yesterday because charley horse, and Bill V is definitely out of it with a pinched shoulder Coach Chuck Taylor says have to depend on third Marsh Howe. BERKELEY (UP) — Jim Dillon and guard D will act as co-captains for nia's Golden Bears we meet UCLA down south Regular captain, guard Dton, was on the bench w yesterday as Lynn (Pap dorf kept his Bears busy "defensive fundamental team leaves Friday mo air for Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES (UP) was sharpening up its tack today in preparation contest with California Henry (Red) Sanders sens ins through a lengthy pass yesterday with Paul Can Primo Villanueva tossi pressure. Halfbacks Bill Don Stalwick and end denfeldt worked on the end. LOS ANGELES (UP)ern California's Trojan their entire workout yes povering all aspects of ol defense through the air backs Landon Exley and tratto threw from the tion and Desmond Kock Dandoy and Larry Makov ed from the single win Han and George Timber expected back in practice limber up for the encou the Oregon Webfoots. Results Are the Proof paper Circulation. SPORTS HAL. THOMAS. EDITOR Colonist Quarterback Club Forming at City Hall Tomorrow Night Tomorrow evening at 7:30 p.m., a group of local football fans will gather in the City Council chambers, City Hall, to form the Anaheim Varsity Boosters Club. The club plans to function in much the same manner as does the quarterback club in Fullerton, assisting the AUHS coaching staff whenever called upon for leg work — operating the chains at Colonists games and otherwise signifying to the citizenry and the players that an organized group is standing behind the team. Business men, industrial groups and fathers of players and other football fans are invited to attend this meeting during which officers will be elected and a charter committee appointed. The club plans to meet once a week during football season and a night will be chosen that fits the majority of those present. Cees Host Orange, 3 PM Thursday, Clayes Field Dick Glover's Cees will be out to preserve their undefeated record tomorrow afternoon when they host Orange at 3 o'clock on Clayes field. Although the Panthers lost to Santa Ana last week, 26-5, Glover reports they are a better team than Wrigley Wants Major Ball Soon LOS ANGELES (UP)—Chicago Cub owner Phil K. Wrigley says Los Angeles probably can have major league baseball within four years. Wrigley, also owner of the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League, said yesterday he wants major league ball for Los Angeles "as soon as possible." "But above all, I want to have it stick after it gets here," he said. "Perhaps some of the present PCL franchisees will be able to participate, but perhaps they won't." Wrigley, who will attend tomorrow's PCL meeting here, said he hired Bill Vecec to spearhead a drive to bring major league ball to the West Coast. "He is going to meet with all the interested groups... to determine the best possible way to bring in a major league franchise," Wrigley said. Wrigley denied reports he is planning to move the Chicago Cubs here. "I doubt that either the White Sox or Cubs will ever leave Chicago," he said. MORE SPORTS PAGE 8 Tom Fool Retires to Stud Service; Owners Stand on Great Record NEW YORK (UP)—Greentree Stable has called it a career for brilliant Tom Fool. John Hay Whitney and Mrs. Charles Shipman Paysons, owners of the stable, in a statement issued yesterday said: "Our early plans for Tom Fool called for his retirement after the running of the Pimlico Special. On the strength of his record-break performance last Saturday, we are returning to those plans. We are proud of our horse and we feel that nothing could be added to his reputation by running him again. His race in the special was undoubtedly his finest and on it we intend to retire him to stud. He will be shipped to Kentucky in November." With a commendable record of 21 victories, seven seconds, one third and one fourth in 30 starts, including a record-smashing performance in last Saturday's Pimlico Special behind him, the loc-to-be-remembered Tom Fool her for stud duty in Kentucky where he will command a $5000 fee. He will make his last appearance in Greentree Stable silks Saturday when he will be paraded before the crowd at Jamaica, the scene of many of h's triumphs. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Will-o-the-Wise McCants Miss PULLMAN, Wash. (U.S.) whereabouts of Washington College's first string end McCants, who once slept a track meet in which supposed to be a top player is again a mystery, accoach Al Kircher. The huge griddder, who WSC's only touchdown against UCLA, was abs bed check at Los Angles night after the game, been heard from only on "Darned if I know where Kircher said." He called he was staying at his place. I guess he's some California." Kircher said "some action" would be taken before the bed check, be meantime, "we'll get a Ballman Basketball Team Holds Tryouts" Tryouts for Ballman's ball team entry in the county league will be night at 7 p.m., in the high gymnasium. Candidates for the team live in the AUHS district. A scrimmage with the City Chinchilla team has ranged. Cees Host Orange, 3 PM Thursday, Clayes Field Dick Glover's Cees will be out to preserve their undefeated record tomorrow afternoon when they host Orange at 3 o'clock on Clayes field. Although the Panthers lost to Santa Ana last week, 26-8, Glover reports they are a better team than was Huntington Beach, who lost to the Colonists last Thursday. Anaheim lineup: Starters First Subs Najera LE Chico Tanaka LT Gobel Poe LG Quarton Eberhardt C Hathcock Wolters RG Mayeda O'Hara or RT Joy Williams Daniels RE Schneider Harker QB Mauerhan Morris LH Lamas Grover RH Baker or Aguirre Villa PB Roberts PCC Football Briefs By UNITED PRESS PULLMAN (UP)—Pass defense practice was the order of the day at Washington State College today as Coach Al Kircher worked to fill up some of the holes ripped by UCLA last week. The Cougars, who were battered for 44 points by the Bruins, face another tough opponent this week when they go against the Stanford Indians, who are yet to be beaten in conference play. EUGENE (UP)—The University of Oregon Ducks have solved their offensive problems and may prove it against the USC Trojans this week, according to Webfoot Coach Len Casanova. But Cassanova warned that mistakes have a way of being costly in games with Southern California, and he scheduled intensified workouts for the rest of the week. PORTLAND (UP)—The Oregon State Beavers were en route to East Lansing, Mich., today for what will probably be their toughest game of the season. The team, traveling by train, will work out in Chicago Thursday and on the Michigan State campus Friday in preparation for their big one against the Spartans. STANFORD (UP) — The Stanford Indians may have to depend on a third string fullback when... PORTLAND (UP)—The Oregon State Beavers were en route to East Lansing, Mich., today for what will probably be their toughest game of the season. The team, traveling by train, will work out in Chicago Thursday and on the Michigan State campus Friday in preparation for their big one against the Spartans. STANFORD (UP) — The Stanford Indians may have to depend on a third string fullback when they try to hold their perfect conference record against Washington State Saturday. Fullback Jarvis Watson was placed on the doubtful list yesterday because of a charley horse, and Bill Wentworth is definitely out of the game with a pinched shoulder nerve. Coach Chuck Taylor says he may have to depend on third stringer Marsh Howe. BERKELEY (UP) — Fullback Jim Dillon and guard Don Harris will act as co-captains for California’s Golden Bears when they meet UCLA down south this week. Regular captain, guard Tom Dutton, was on the bench with injuries yesterday as Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf kept his Bears busy studying "defensive fundamentals." The team leaves Friday morning by air for Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES (UP) — UCLA was sharpening up its serial attack today in preparation for the contest with California. Coach Henry (Red) Sanders sent the Bruins through a lengthy passing drill yesterday with Paul Cameron and Primo Villanueva tossing under pressure. Halfbacks Bill Stits and Don Stalwick and end Bob Heydenfeldt worked on the receiving end. LOS ANGELES (UP) — Southern California’s Trojana devoted their entire workout yesterday to powering all aspects of offense and defense through the air. Quarterbacks Landon Exley and Jim Contratto threw from the T-formation and Desmond Kock, Aramis Dandoy and Larry Makowitz worked from the single wing. Harold Han and George Timberlake were expected back in practice today to limber up for the encounter with the Oregon Webfoots. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Will-o-the-Wisp McCants Missing PULLMAN, Wash. (UP)—The whereabouts of Washington State College's first string end, Howard McCants, who once slept through a track meet in which he was supposed to be a top performer, is again a mystery, according to coach Al Kircher. The huge gridder, who made WSC's only touchdown Saturday against UCLA, was absent from bed check at Los Angeles the night after the game, and has been heard from only once since. "Darned if I know where he is," Kircher said. "He called and said he was staying at his cousin's place. I guess he's somewhere in California." Kircher said "some disciplinary action" would be taken because he missed the bed check, but in the meantime, "we'll get along." Ballman Basketball Team Holds Tryouts Tryouts for Ballman's basketball team entry in the Orange county league will be held tonight at 7 p.m., in the high school gymnasium. Candidates for the team must live in the AUHS district. A scrimmage with the Midway City Chinchilla team has been arranged. Score of Don Gasaba Candidates Out for Coach Inman's Varsity Coach Stu Inman, new basketball mentor at Santa Ana College, is working out a score of candidates for the Don Varsity and expects to pick up a few more recruits when football winds up after Thanksgiving. Inman, former San Jose State and AAU Star, won't have "name" players or too much experience in his squad but is pleased that the men are anxious to play basketball. Ron Burkhart, 5-11 forward, is the only letterman returning. Ron Gray, a basketball, track and swimming letterman from Barstow, is the tallest Don at 6-4. Three other six-footers are Jim Hart, 6-1½; from Mater Del; Ed Winter, 6-1; Santa Ana, and Clyde Bryan, 6-even, Los Molinos. First to sign up for the team included Bill Bebermeyer, Santa Ana; Jim Bennett, Santa Ana; Martin Bildart, Tustin; Clyde Bryan, Los Molinos; Ron Burkhart, Santa Ana; Al Grageset, Santa Ana; Jim Franklin, of Los Angeles; Delbert Garrett, Santa Ana; Roy Gray, Barstow; Jim Hart, Mater Del; Richard Keck, San DIEGUTO; Harvey Lara, Santa Ana; Ralph Lopez, Anaheim; Patrick McCrory, Orange; John Mitsuuchi, University High of Westwood; Terry Peters, Santa Ana; Ted Roper, Orange; Roland Truex, Santa Ana; Ed Winter, Santa Ana. "Lions Not Dirty" States Coach LOS ANGELES (UP)—Buddy Parker of the Detroit Lions today denied that his team plays "dirty football." Parker, here for a Sunday game with the Los Angeles Rams, said: "Ever since I came to the coast to play the San Francisco Forty-niners last week I have been hearing charges that the Lions play dirty football. "The charge is leveled specifically against defensive halfback Jim David who has been accused of playing dirty against Y. A. Title of the San Francisco team and Tom Fears of the Rams. "I want to say this has gotten so bad it's ruining David. It has affected his game. "I want to say for the record that the Lions do not play dirtier football than any other club in the league. The Lions, in fact, do not play dirty football." Tomorrow's Tides (All Tide times adjusted for Newport Beach) Thursday, Oct. 29 LOW: 9:45 a.m. (3.1) and 10:28 p.m. (0.5) HIGH: 4:54 a.m. (3.9) and 2:57 p.m. (4.4) Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. K FREE naheim HOPPING CONVENIENCE Well Located FREE king Lots AP FOR EASY ACCESS PARKING LOTS MAP FOR EASY ACCESS FOLLOW THE ARROWS –