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Newspaper Page Text. - ill . F R'AT E R N A L RIVALS Michigan grid coach Bump Elliott, left, talks to his brother, Pate, the Illinois coach, at Ann Arbor before their teams met, Bump's team .won game. 49ers Down Eagles Beat Baltimore 11; Giants Again Professional Football Standings National League Western Conference W. L. T Pet. Pts OP Baltimore ... 6 3 0 .667 260 170 Chicago 5 3 1 .625 181 180 Green Bay 5 4 0 .556 243 175 San Fran. ... 5 4 0 .556 151 175 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 160 183 Los Angeles 3 5 1 .375 227 236 Dallas i.. 0 10 0 .000 132 315 Eastern Conference Fhila 8 1 0 .889 242 185 Cleveland 5 3 1 .625 245 167 New York .. 5 3 1. 625 189 179 St. Louis 5 4 1 .556 244 203 Pittsburgh 4 5 1 .444 206 216 Wash'ton 1 6 2 .143 131 227 Sunday Results Philadelphia 31, New York 23 San Francisco 30, Baltimore 22 Cleveland 17, Si. Louis 17 (tie) Chicago 17, Dallas 7 Bowling Results INDUSTRIAL LEAGUS W L PH. Bruton's Shoe Service 27 15 36 B P.O. Elks 25 17 34 Cardinal Tire Co. 11 10 13 Toier's Sheet Metal 22 20 30 Bloom's Chevron Station 21 21 27 Jovln Brake Supply 20 22 26 Howards Hsrdwars -1 ii.lt 23 24 Roseburg Motors 12 ' 30 14 Results: Toiers Sheet Metal 3, Cardinal Tire 0; Bloom's Chevron 2, Howards Hard ware u jovin BraKe supply t, oruion Shoe Service 1; BPOE 2, Roseburg Motors 1. High Series; Fred' Chapman 14H17-253 581. Jovin's BraKe supply. High Game: Chapman 253. Other High Scores: Lou Simon 213, John Chenceller 212, Jerl Heldrlck 212, Dick Fral ey 203, Herb Leonnlg 202, Perry Thlele 201. UMPOUA LEAGUE W L Pis. 14 34 17 32 1 32 1? 31 22 29 29 Zueks Radlater Service Keystone Machine Works 25 Jensen Kees Plumbers ' 25 Oregonlan 23 Winchester Sport Trollers , 23 Curtis Bros, Furniture 20 Copco 20 Flegel Transfer 20 So. Stephens Hdwe & Appl. 15 Torer Sheet Metal 13 Results: Keystona Macn. a, loier sneer Metal 0; Jensen Kees 3, Zuck's Radlater 0; Curtis Furniture 2, So. Stephens Hdw. 1; Copco 2, Oregonlan If Flegel Transfer 2, Sport Trollers 1. High Series: Doc Wellman 224-110.159563, Sport Trollers. High Game: Wellman 224. Other High Scores: Charles Weber 205, Bob ZucK 211, , Bob G. Smith 200. MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUS Stevenson Really 25 II 25 Roseburg Bowl 24 12 24 Fairhaven Cleaners 204 1SV4 204 Pepsi Cola 17 19 17 Westslde Drugs 1311 234 13' Ridenour Electric 10 26 10 Results: Stevenson Realty 2, Ridenour Elec tric 1; Roseburg Bowl 2. Westslde Drugs 1; Fairhaven Cleaners 2, Pepsi Cola 1. High Series: Arlo Jacklin 196-217-111 594, Roseburg Bowl. High Game: Roy Hsnford 242, Ridenour Electric. Other High scores: Bill Wagner 221, Dick Hensell 222-201. Bob Hanberg 216-700, Bob Ried 214-212, Dan Hansen 211, Vern Whit beck 210, Ron Noel 206, Bill Packmeyer 202. JUNIOR CLASSIC LEAOUB W L Pts. A 1 w Root Beer 21 14 40 Hurds Flying A 27 15 37 Pierce Freight Lines 25 17 32 Umpqua Dairy 23 19 21 Andersons Market IS 24 25 Lansing Oliver 24 34 SnappyServico 16 26 22 Umpqua Valley Appl. 13 29 16 Results: A & W Root Beer 2, Umpqua Valley Appl. 1: Hurds Flying A 3, Lansing S, Oliver 0: Umpqus Dairy 3, Snappy Serv Ice 0; Andersons Market 2. Pierce Freight 1. High Scries: N. Howard .73-112-2)0-515, A . W Root Beer. High Game: N. Hov:ard 230. Other High scores: W. Seller! 203, A. Welt 203, J. Feldkamp 194, B. White 192. hHITS AND MRS. LEAOUI W L Lindsay's Hobby House 14 Harris Cale 21 16 Roseburg Jewelers 26 11 Hufham Signs 24 20 J. R. McAllister Const. 24 20 Bob's Trophy 23 21 Modem House of Carpets 22 22 Stubb'9 Richfield 20 24 Boone'! Vending 14 30 Winston TV 9 35 Results: Llndsev's Hobby House 3, Mod ern House of Carpets li Harris Cata 3, Huf ham Signs If Roseburg Jewelers 3. Stubbs Richfield If J. R. McAllister Constr. 3, Winston TV 1; Bob's Trophy 1, Boont's Vending 3. I High Serlest Eileen Simpson 164-111-132 477, Roseburg Jewelers. High Game: Eileen Simpson 181. Other High Scores: Dot Mason 161. Mae Morton 167, Jean Wheatley 166, Alma Mc-, Alllster 163, Halel Chamberlain 160. Pittsburgh 22, Washington 10 1 Sunday Schedule Dallas at New York Detroit at Baltimore Green Bay at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis San Francisco at Los Angeles . Washington at Cleveland Houston Boston New York Buffalo American League Eastern Division W. L. T. Pet. PU. OP .830 .727 311 217 .560 .455 251 240 ... 5 6 0 4455 278 294 ..4 6 1 .400 228 234 Western Division Los Angeles 7 4 0 .636 241 243 Dallas 5 6 0 .455 280 246 Oakland 5 6 0 .455 226 306 Denver 4 6 1 .400 239 274 Sunday Results Buffalo 38, Denver 38 tie) Los Angeles 52, Oakland 28 Sunday Schedule New York at Denver Boston at Buffalo Houston at Dallas Los Angeles at Oakland By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Beaten by a pair of quick-thinking rookies, tho Baltimore Colts today were trying to locate the malfunctioning machinery that threatens to stall their drive for a third consecutive National Foot ball League championship. Eagles Near Title The Philadelphia Eagles began preparations for a possible tale clinchcr this week at St. Louis aft er Sunday's 31-23 victory over the New York Giants virtually put a lock on their first Eastern Con ference crown since 1949. With three games to go, the Eagles (8-1) are 2V4 games ahead of the Giants and Cleveland Browns, who lost an opportunity to take over the runner-up spot when they were tied 17-17 by the improving Cardinals. Waters Leads Drive The Colts were upset by San Francisco 30-22 when rookie end Dee Mackey took a 16-yard pass from the third-string quarterback Bobby Waters, then lateralled to R. C. Owens for a '41-yard touch down play with only a minute and a half remaining. The loss left Baltimore (6-3) with a slim half-game edge over the on rushing Chicago Bears. The Bears whipped winless Dallas 17-7 for a 5-3-1 record and kept a slight lead over idle Green Bay and the 49ers, tied for third with 5-4 marks. Pittsburgh defeated Washington 22-10 in the only other game sched uled. Detroit, which beat the Pack ers Thanksgiving Day, also was idle and Los Angeles drew a bye. Unitas Throws TDs ' Johnny Unitas threw three touch down strikes for the Colts 10 yards to Bay Berry, 6 to Alex Hawkins and 65 to Lenny Moore had five aerials intercepted and lost the ball once on a fumble. However, the Colts still led 22-20 with five minutes to go after big Daddy Lipsccmb tackled San Fran cisco's C. R. Roberts in the end zone for a safety. Enter Waters, a first-year play er from Presbyterian forced into action when regular signal-callers Y. A. Tittle and John Brodie were shaken up. He started the winning drive with a 20-yard pitch to Clyde Conner, then connected with for mer East Texas State star Mackey' on the clutch play. Tom Davis ce mented the victory with a field goal shortly thereafter. Van Brocklin Stars The Eagles came from behind twice for their second triumph over the Giants on successive weekends as Norm Van Brocklin passed for three touchdowns. His second to Ted Dean, a 49-yarder in the fourth quarter, pulled Philadelphia ahead to stay after second and third-pep iod field goals by Pat Summerall put New York out front 23-17. The Giants, defending Eastern champions, had built an early 17-0 lead on TD heaves of 71 and 11 .yards from sub quarterback George Shaw to Kyle Rote and a Summerall field goal, but were un able to match the Eagles in the second half. Cleveland grabbed a 17-7 half time edge as Milt Plum fired a 20-yard scoring pass to Gem Nag ler and connected with Leon Clarke for a two-yard TD flip while Sam Baker kicked a 42-yard field goal. But the Cards 5-4-1 came back to gain a tie on Gerry Perry's 23 yard field goal and a 12-yard touchdown toss from John Roach to Sonny Randle. The Bears took a 7-0 lead over Dallas (0-10) in the first period on Rick Casares' five-yard touchdown run, then clinched it in the second quarter on a 20-yard scoring pitch from Ed Brown to Johnny Mor ris. The Cowboys lone touchdown came on a 64-yard pass from Don Heinrich to Don Mcllhenny. Tom Tracey kicked field goals of 37, 31 and 26 yards and raced 28 vards for a touchdown in the Stcelers (4-5-1) triumph against punchless Washington (1-6-2). The Redskins got their only TD wnen Dick James hauled in' a 49-yard aerial from Ralph Gugucimi. Painter Is All-Time Top Money Winner MOBILE, Ala. (AP) Arnold Palmer now is the top all-time money winner on the PGA tourna ment tour for a single year an objective he has long wished to achieve. The 34-year-old shot maker from Ligonicr, Pa., accomplished the cherished ambition Sundav by taking the Mobile Open Golf Tour nament with one of his fabulous finishes just as he did the Masters and the Pensacola Open earlier this year. The Mobile victory was worth $2,000. This brought his earnings on the official tournament circuit to $73,716.19 and surpassed the $72,835.83 figure set by Ted Kroll of fort Lauderdale, Ha., in 1956. In all, Palmer played in 25 tournaments this year. He won 8 of them and finished among the top five players 16 times. Sam Snead set the pro circuit record in 1950 when he took nine tournaments. GorcSio Howe Near Record For Scoring DETROIT (AP) Gordie Howe, the Detroit Red Wing superstar, holds a tie today for the all-time National Hockcv League scorine lead. But he didn't even bother to get a souvenier puck - from last night's game to mark the event. Howe collected two assists Sun day night in leading the Wings to a 2-0 victory over the Toronto Ma ple Leafs. The victory kept the Wings ahead of the NHL race. The points tied Howe with Mau rice Richard at 1,091 points in reg ular season and playoff games. Howe also jumped to 1,001 regu lar season points, extending his own record, Montreal whipped Boston 3-0 and Chicago and New York tied 3-3 in other games Sunday. The play left Detroit ahead with 29 points. Montreal has 28, Chicago i.u ana joronio a. Terry Sawchuk, playing as sub goalie this year, took over the De troit nets while Hank Bassen was out with a sprained ankle. He scored his 92nd shutout in NHL play. Sawchuk collected a point, his third NHL assist, on Detroit's sec ond assist. He rifled the puck from behind the net to Howe, who steamed into Leaf territory and passed to Norm Ullman. llllman flicked it in. Howie Glover got the first goal. Howe started the play, passing to Warren Godfrey. Godfrey fired for the goal and Glover tipped it in. Goalie Charlie Hodge posted a shutout for Montreal. Henri Rich ard. Bill Hicke and Ralph Back- strom scored for the Canadians at Boston. The New York Rangers spotted Chicago a two-goal lead, then ral lied for the 3-3 tie. Dean Prentice scored the tying goal for the Rangers. Gump Worsley's net minding was a big factor in the Rangers comeback on home ice. The league is idle until Wednes day when Boston plays at Chicago. Alcoholism Information Week Proclaimed By ike NEW YORK (AP) Prnsirlr.nl Eisenhower has proclaimed next w e e k Alcoholism Information Week. In a statement Issuer! hnm Vrl. day by the National Council oh Alni.ni:- i ,L- . . 'MiuuuiiMu, inc., mo prestaeni said: "In terms of suffering inflict ed on the victims and their fam ilies, alcoholism ranks among the nation's most serious health prob lems. "Only in recent years has It been recognized that alcoholism is disease and that its victims could una snouia De neipen, not only ior themselves but for the sake lif so. ciety." Mon,, Nov. 28. 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 Hungry Stickup Man Settles For Two $5s PORTLAND (AP) A man stood at the ticket booth at the Academy Theater here, pulled a gun and told the cashier, Mrs. Fred Teeney, "This is a stickup. Give me all your money." "Why pick on me?" Mrs. Tec- ey asked. "Because I'm hungry," the gun man replied. "I'll give you $10 and not one cent more," she said. Mrs. Teeney handed the gunman two $5 bills and he walked away. Hockey Results National Hockey League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bunaay a Kasuits Detroit 2, Toronto 0 Montreal 3, Boston 0 : New York 3, Chicago 3(tle) Saturday's Result Montreal 4, Chicago 2 Detroit 3, Toronto 3 (tic) ' . Monday's Schedule ., ' No. games ' . Tuesday's Schedule No games Western Hockey League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday's remits Portland 4, Seattle 2' Vancouver 2. Victoria 0 Spokane 4, Calgary 3 (overtime) Sunday's result Seattle 4, Calgary 4 (overtime tie) Pro Basketball National Basketball Association By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday Results New York 122, Cincinnati 118 (OT) Philadelphia 113, Los Ange les 106 - Saturday Results Boston 129, Syracuse 110 New York 127, Detroit 119 Philadelphia 138, Cincinnati 108 St. Lo,;is 126, Los Angeles 113 Monday Schedule - Philadelphia at Los Angeles Tuesday Schedule Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia at New York Detroit at New York Syracuse vs. Cincinnati at St. Louis Boston at St. Louis 0NDAY NIGHT UVU 0NEY SAVERS Shop Downtown Roseburg Tonight 'Til 9 And Save! ROGER'S TUNE-UP SHOP Opposite Vat'i Entrance Just OK Harvard Ave. 62 W. Whorton St. OR 2-4021 FAST SERVICE ON i Automotive Tune U Carburetors GenroH1 RebulH DBraket Relind Lubricotftis YOU CAN DEPEND ON US! 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