IT LOOKS BAD, but no foul wos colled in this brush bet
ween St. Louis Howk Geo Hill (24) ond Celtic Bob Cousy.
Hill drives in toword basket closely guarded by Cousy. Hill
passed off before he got under the bosket. (UPI Tele-photo)
Brown Again
Title-Bound
NEW YORK (AP)-Cleveland's
Jimmy Brown seems headed for
hn fifth title as the top rusher in
the National Football League.
The Browns fullback, now sec
ond among the all-time NFL rush
ers, came up with his fourth
straight game in which he's
gained more than 100 yards Sun
day in Cleveland's 17-6 conquest
of the Washington Redskins.
The performance, his best of
the campaign with 133 yards, in
creased his 1961 rushing total to
853 yards on 191 carries or 73
yards more than runnerup Jim
Taylor of Green Bay, the NFL's
weekly statistics showed today.
Brown now has collected 5,908
yards rushing during his 5-year
NFL career. Only Baltimore's Joe
Perry has more yards 7,748 in 12
seasons.
Bart Starr of Green Bay, the
Western Conference leader,
zoomed into the lead in passing
with his efforts in the Packers'
31-28 squeeze by the Chicago
Bears and stepped ahead of Son
ny Jurgenscn of the Philadelphia
Eagles, who fell into I first-place
Eastern Conference tie with New
York by bowing to the Giants
38-21.
Starr has completed 110 of 190
passes and Jurgenscn 144 of 2S7.
New York's Del Shofner re
gained the top spot among pass
receivers with 46 receptions after
grabbing eight against Philadel
phia. Johnny Sample uf Pitts
burgh continued to lead the inter
ception artists with eight.
STY STOPS SANDERS
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Doug
Sanders, golf's third leading money
winner, was forced to withdraw
from the Portland Open after shoot
ing a first round 70. He developed
I sty on his right eye.
Sanders, who has won more than
$33,000 on the PGA tour this year,
had been among the high finishers
in his previous eight events.
Friends Meeting At Game
Which Matches 0SU-BYU
CORVALLIS AP) - "In this
case, it will he friends going
against friends," coach Tommy
Prothro of Oregon State Vnivrrs-
ity said of his squad's game with
Brigham Young next Saturday.
Hal Mitchell, head coach at
BYU, played for I'CLA when
Prothro was an assistant coach
there. Jerry Doman, ex-Oregon
State player under Prothro, is
one of .Mitchell's assistants.
And Doman has a brother, Ron,
playing for the Oregon State team.
But there's going to be no
friendship shown on the football
field Saturday. "It seems like
you like to beat your friends and
enemies the most," said Prothro,
"but not just your acquaint-
Post Set For Play
EUGENE (AP) The trainer
of the Oregon football squad had
some good news for coach Len
Casanova this week.
Bob Officer, the trainer, said
sophomore quarterback Doug
Post probably would be back in
action for the game with third
ranked Ohio Stale Saturday.
But Officer came through with
some bad news, too. Fullback
Duane Cargill, he said, definitely
would be out of action for the
clash with the unbeaten Buckeyes.
That sets the backfield for Sat-
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Goalie Gambia
Sparks Bucks
Goalie Bruce Gamble continued
to sparkle, but Portland's offense
sputtered a bit as the Buckamos
dropped two of three games in the
last week.
Highlight of the week, of course,
was the first meeting of Portland,
the Western Hockey League's
Southern Division leaders, and Ed
monton's Flyers, leaders in the
north.
The largest crowd of the WHL
season a roaring throng of 10,
408 jammed Portland's Memori
al Coliseum to watch the Flyers
tip the Bucks 3-1.
Edmonton's goals, incidentally,
came while:
1. Portland was shorthanded.
2. Both teams were down to four
men on the ice. j
3. Into a vacated net.
It was a classic hockey game, I
however, as the Bucks peppered
Edmonton's Hank Bassen, subbing
for the injured Dennis Riggin, with
28 shots in the first two periods
but couldn't score.
Said Edmonton Coach Bud Poilc
of Portland:
"They skate. Gee. how t h e y
skate. I'm glad they're not in our
division."
Said Buck Coach Hal Laycoe:
"We can't put much more into
two periods."
That 10.000 plus crowd raised
Portland's home attendance for
eight games to 60,0tW an aver
age of 7.511 1 contest.
urday. with Post at quarterback,
Jim Josepnson at fullback and
Mike Gaechter and Mel Kenfro a!
the halves.
Huskies Knock Heads
SEATTLE fAPl The Wash
ington Huskies knocked heads in
a long, tough workout Tuesday as
they prepped for their game with
UCLA in Los Angeles Saturday.
Almost the entire session was
contact work, and there was
plenty of concentration on line
blocking and short drives to try
to punch over the goal line.
The third and fourth strings ran
UCLA plays against the first two
teams.
Cougars Scrimmage
PULLMAN (AP) Coach Jim
Sutherland raii his Washington
State Cougars through a scrim
mage Tuesday, getting them set
for their game with Stanford in
Palo Alto Saturday.
He said he planned another
scrimmage Wednesday and will
have the Cougars taper off Thurs
day. They head south Friday
hoping for their fifth win over the
came WSU grid coach.
Defense Studied
MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) The
Idaho Vandals worked on defense
against Montana plays run by the
frosh Tuesday as they got ready
for their football tussle with the
Grizzlies in Boise Saturday.
Coach Skip Stahley made a
couple of lineup changes. He
moved Steve Urko. a senior, into
left tackle on the first string and
sophomore Tom Morris into the
fullback position.
"They earned it for their work
against Arizona last weekend,"
Stahley said.
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Wed., Nor. 13, 1961 The News-Review, Ro,ebur9, Ore. 7
Wrestling Midgets Invade
Fairgrounds Tonight At 8
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HAT TRICK Golf professionol Chi Chi Rodriguez of
Puerto Rico sinks a putt with perhaps too much vigor,
then throws hat over hole to keep ball from jumping out.
COUSY COACHES
Russell Holds Lovellette
To Two Points; Celts Win
The matches are being held to-
1 nicht hArAiift th f'nmmunitv
! RlllMinff haH alr.taHu hAfi rntH
for Saturday and promoter Elton
I Owen frit certain the local fans
The wrestling midgets are set to
appear tonight at I in a tag 'earn!
match at the Community Build
ing of the Fairgrounds.
Alnnff with lh laalnM all,. I
lion will be a championship match would not want l? mi", double
ttween Seymour Freeman andi F'"""-u-Nicoli
Volkoff, and a semi final bat ..
tie between Rocky Columbo and
Crybaby Nelson.
Little Beaver, always a top
drawing card, will team up with
sensational newcomer Bouncing
Berk to take on meanies Irish
Jackie and Fuzzy Cupid in the fea
tured midget tag team match. Lit
tle Beaver is an old hand at the
game, and is rated as one of the
top midgets in the business.
Volkoff will put up his North
west heavyweight title tonight
when Seymour Freeman meets the
champ. Seymour Freeman is the
handsome brother of local favor
ite Herb Freeman and can be seen
as a gladiator in the film, "Spar
ta cus"
While Freeman it one of the top
scientific wrestlers in the circuit,
Volkoff, a bearded Russian, does
not always follow the rules. He has
a reputation as a meanie.
Columbo, an ex-boxer from New
York, is a fast, clean wrestler till
someone starts to rough him up-
then he is a dynamo with his fists.
Crybaby Nelson is not I newcomer
to the Roseburg area as he wres
tled here as Nelson Royal before.
His nickname came because of his
constant crying to the referee, so
he says that he is going to win
matches any way he can.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
for years
Emerald Association
Shines In Track Meet
PORTLAND fAPlTh .n,l
Intercollegiate Cross Country
meet at the University nf Pnrtl.inH
Tuesday turned into an Emerald
empire Atnictic Association tri
umph. The first five runners
across the finish were from that
Eugene organization.
Some of the top runners who!
had been expected did not com-'
pete and there was no repeat of
the close victory by Dvrol Burle
son in the Orcgo. AAU run last
saiuraay. Most schools entered in
complete teams.
lne first six finishers were:
Keith Forman, 16:38; Clayton
Stcinke, 16:51; Mike Lehner,
16:52; Dan Tonn, 17:01; Barry
Adams. 17:30, all of EEAA; and
Terry Ramberg, Lewis and Clark.
17:38.
By THE
They've been savins
it's just like having a second , in
coach the way Bob Cousy plays
for the Boston Celtics. Cooz
showed why again Tuesday night.
With Bpston Coach Red Aucr-
hsfh (Ittinif nut tha. firat nt a
three-game suspension for tussles ?2
with National Basketball Associa
tion referees, the veteran back
od. Cooz came back freshened
after the intermission and tossed
two timely baskets in the
fourth period.
The Celts sketched their East
ern Division lead to 2i games
over Philadelphia, which lost to
New York'! hustling Knicks 124-
tn the winduo of a double-
header at Madison Square Gar
denthe only other action in the
court star took over and led the leaue- !n the Garden opener,
vuiiiiiiimm ruaiieu io us sixin
straight victory and eighth in 12
games 119-115 over Syracuse.
The Royals trail Western Division
leader Los Angeles by two games
but hold second place now by 3
games over St. Louis.
once-beaten Celts to their seventh
victory 119-117 over the stum
bling St. Louis Hawks.
Cousy made two key moves.
The first was to play Bill Rus
sell all the way without a rest.
Russell responded with 35 points,
his usual bundle of rebounds,
and a defensive show that limited
Clyde Lovellette, a 23-point a
game scorer, to Just two points.
The second was to give Cousy
a rest for the entire second peri-
BOXINS
BOSTON Massachusetts Box
ing Commission suspended frac
tional middleweight champion
I Terry Downes of England until he
fulfills a return contract to fight
I Paul Pender of Boston.
Weight Lifting Program
Started At Canyonville
The weight lifting program- In
boys physical education classes for
grades seven through 12 has be
gun according to Richard Fetter-
son, teacher. This hi the first time
an extensive body building pro
gram has been included in the
Canyonville curriculum according
to Mrs. R. E. Proctor. Canyonville
correspondent.
Hornung Call-Up Harries Packers
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Paul Hornung, most prolific scor
er in National Football League his
tory, is back in the Army and his
recall may not only weaken the
Green Bay Packers but force them
into an unofficial deal with the riv
al American I-eague.
That stormy development be
came a possibility Tuesday when
reports from widely separated sec
tions of the country revealed:
1. Hornung, the Packers' triple
threat halfback who holds t h e
NFL's scoring record and is the
leading point-maker this season,
will not be issued weekend passes
from Fort Riley, Kan., and will
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be unavailable for Green Bay's
stretch drive toward a second
straight Western Conference title.
2. The Packers, decimaed by
Army call-ups and a key injury
to their lone remaining kicker are
trying to swing what amounts to
a deal for bootin Ben Agajaman
now the property of the Dallas Tex
ans of the AFL.
3. Agajanian, 41. a veteran of
the NFL, AFL and long-defunct
All-America Conference, admitted
he had worked out with the Pack
ers in Green Bay last week and
planned to do so again Thursday,
with the lull consent of the lex
ans.
4. It was learned that only the
refusal of rookie quarterback Val
Keckin, a member nf the Packers'
taxi sq'iad, to join the Texans has
held up the transaction.
Actually, deals between the riv
al leagues are not permitted. How
ever, one league may sign a play
er after he has been waived out
of the other league.
The Packers, leading the West
ern race with a 7-2 record, were
set to start sophomore Tom Moore
in Hornung's halfback post b u t
were minus a kicking specialist be
cause of an ankle injury that has
sidelined guard Jerry Kramer.
Neither the Parkers nor the
Texans will admit the transaction
is a trade, but it was reported the
Texans are ready to nhtain AFL
waivers on Agajanian if they can
get the player they want from
Green Bav.
Although Kerkin is carried on
the Packers' payroll he is not a
member of the official M-player
roster and the NFL technically lists
him as a free agent eligible to sign
with any club of his choice.
Kansas City Star
Still Paces ABL
Y. A. Tittle Shows Caution
In Talk Of New York Title
NEW YORK fAP) After 13
years of frustration, Y. A. Tittle
views with caution any talk about
"big money" and a possible pro
football championship for the New
York Giants.
'It's a long way off yet," said
the 35-year-old quarterback today.
we d be foolish to get too excit
ed and look ahead to that instead
of looking ahead to next Sunday's
came. That Pittsburgh club can
be just as tough as Philadelphia
N.vsr Hit Jackpot
Tittle long has been one of the
greatest passers
Football League.
a pro most with the San Fran
rutrirn ao o ii t, -j cim- ier lie came ciuae uui iicvi
CHICAGO (AP) Bill Bridges hi, ,h. ,i,h . ,h.mninn.
of Kansas City boosted his lead Uhip team. He was traded to the
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leaders in the American Basket- ey. 49ers coach, decided to go all
to
ball League.
Through games of Sunday
night. Bridges carried a 26.0 av
erage for six games. Hal Lear
and Dan Swartz of Los Angeles
were tied for second with 143
points in six games for 23.8 average.
the way with his "shotgun" of
fense and had no use for a quar
terback who couldn t run.
"We came close in '57," said Tit
tie whose teammates call him
"Yat." an abbreviation of his giv
en name of Yelverton Abraham
Tittle. "We wound up in i tie with
Detroit in the Western Conference.
We led 24-7 at the half but they
beat us. Then they went on
win the league championship.
' Last year we were close again,
but Green Bay beat us. In '59 we
were two games ahead at the mid
point, but we finally lost it to
Baltimore."
Tittle could see a trade coming
when the 49ers went to the "shot
gun" near the end of last season.
"I sat it out most of the last
three or four games, partly because
I was hurt," he said. "A quarter
back has to do a lot of running
in that formation -and I am not
in the National cut out for that. When they draft
In 13 years as ed Billy Kilmer I figured I would
go."
"Here we use the same kind of
shot Run but only about 10 per cent
of the time."
Pass Pays Off
Ironically, it was from the "shot
gun" or spread formation that Tit
tle threw the "clubhouse boy" pas'
to Erich Barnes last Sunday, th
blow that broke- the back of the
Philadelphia Eagles.
The road ahead fur the Giants
is rugged. Pittsburgh this week.
Then Cleveland, Green Bay, Phil
adelphia and Cleveland again with
three of the last four on the road.
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