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About La Grande observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1959-1968 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1959)
CONERtY VS. UNITAJ i Baltimore Rally Cools Rams; Colts Play Giants' For Title United Pri International Il'll he Chuck Conorly against Johnny I'nitas in a duel cf red hot quarterbacks vhpti the New Voik Gia-ts a-.d Baltimore Colti clash for the second straight year as the d.max to another record National Football Loa?ue season. Both stars tenionstrateJ ever the week end that they're ready for the big show old pro Con fix throwing two touchdown passes as the Giant beat the Washirgton Hedskins, 24-10. Sun day a-4 young super-star Unitas hurling three scoring passes when the Colls clinched the Western Di vision crown with a 45-26 triumph over the Los Angeles Rams, Sat urday. The decks thus were cleared for a replay of last year's famous "sudden death" overtime won by the Colts, 30-24, at Yankee Sta dium. The teams have two weeks to prepare for this year's show down in Baltimore. Dec. 27. A total of 315,320 fans turned out for the final week end of the regular seaion raising the league's season attendance to a new mark of 3.321.444. The old mark of 3.008,121 a set in 158 The Clevelu'Ki Browns defeated the Philadelphia Eaiiies. 28-21. the jChicago Bears beat the Detroit Lions, 24-14, the Gren Bay Pack ers routed the Sai Franciscj Forty-Nlners, 3614. a?d the Pitts burgh Steelom scored a 35-20 vic tory over the Chicago Cardinals in Sunday's other wuidup games. The Uianu became the first NFL team to win w games in a season mc Ivoi when they ral lied from a 10-7 halftime deficit at Washington., DC. ' The Colts trailed going into the final period. 28-2, Satu-day but Unitas' third touchdown pass of the game put them in front and they added two clinching six pointers in a 21-noint fourth-period burst. Brown Scorn Twice Jimmy BroAn scored two touch downs on short bursts and gained 152 yards in 33 carries as the Browns tied the F.agles for sec ond place in the Eastern Division. The Bears clinched second place In the Western Division and achieved a seven-game winning streak for the first time in 16 ObserverLa Grande, Pro!, Mon., Pet. 14, 159 pag 3 Market Quotations By United Pratt lnt.rnti0n. years. . 1 . The Puckers wour-1 tin. 7-5 un 6Vf rookie Coach Vince Lombard! as Bart Starr threw two touch down passes and Paul Hurnung1 tallied on runs of 13, three ana two yards. Bobby Layne capped a brilliant season by throwing four touch down parses for the Steelerg who wound up with a 6-5-1 record Layne, who completed 11 of 19 passes for 201 yards, moved to within 22 yards of the NFL ca reer mark of 22.085 yards gained passing set by Sammy Baugh. The Standinci: Eastern Division W. L. T. Pet. PORTLAND DAIRY PORTLAND l'PI '-Dairy mar ket: Eggs To retailers: tirade AA extra large. 48-5U'; A A largf. 45 48c: A huge 43 44c: A A medium 40-4:c: AA small 30-3.V; cartons l-3c additional. Cutter To retailers: AA and grade A prints. 72c lh.: carton, lc higher: B prints, 70c. Cheese: Imodium cured T retailers: A grane rhcrMnr single daisies. 43-51c: processing Ameri can cheese, 5-lb. loaf. 4:"4-43l!C. New York Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Chicago Cards 10 2 0 7 S 0 7 5 0 .583 6 5 1 .545 0 .2SO SCORES By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL College Basketball Roscltt EAST Pittsburgh 75 Duquesne 44 llcfstra 58 Delaware 41 Xavier 0.) 69 St. Bonaventure 57 Temple 75 Rutgers 61 Harvard 84 Massachusetts 34 LaSalle 71 Manhattan College 58 Niagara 62 Lemoyne (NY) 57 Columbia 93 Colgate 67 Syracuse 95 Alfred 58 Cornell 81 Florida Southern 65 Army 59 Amherst 52 Holy Cross 85 Y'ale 84 St. Francis 'Pa. I 102 Geneva 78 Villanova 77 Clemson 64 Seton Hall 74 Scranton 64 MIDWEST Wisconsin 85 Loyola (111.) 67 Illinois 93 Western Kentucky 80 Toledo 81 Dayton 71 Depaul 85 North Dakota 43 Ttah 88 Wichita 85 Bradley 99 Bowling Green 72 Indiana 80 Ohio U. 68 Butler 85 Michigan 63 Minnesota 59 Oklahoma 57 . St. Louis 73 Kentucky 61 Detroit 84 Purdue 63 Ball St. 91 Franklin (Ind.l 84 SOUTH Duke 72 South. Carolina 70 Navy 57 Princeton 47 ' Furman 76 Ceo. Washington 69 Kansas 80 North Carolina St. 58 Auburn 62 Florida St. 58 Miami Fla. 86 Loyola La.) 70 Louisville 90 -Davidson 47 Richmond 63 Citadel 52 Miss. St. 90 Louisiana Coll. 61 Georgia 75 Florida 61 SOUTHWEST ' Southern Meth. 86 Vanderbilt 67 Iowa 76 Texas Tech 66 Rice 71 Louisiana St. 57 Texas 94 Tulane 71 Mississippi 78 Arkansas 63 WEST I t ah 88 Wichita 85 Sou. Cal. 79 Brigham Young 61 Los Angeles St 82 Arizona 74 Seattle 76 South Dakota 57 Wash. 77 Washington St. 62 California 54 San Jose St. 43 Oklahoma St. 52 UCLA 48 Oregon State 78. Montana-58 ALL-STARS WHIP AUSTRIANS NEW YORK 1UPI1 The Amer ican Soccer League All-Stars de feated the touring Austria Foot ball Club of Vienna, 4-1. Sunday in an exhibition match before 3.000 fans at Gaelic Park. Portland 71. Idaho 64 Chico 76. SOC 53 Portland State 51. L&C 47 Linfield 73. Pac. Lutheran 69 CPS 69. Pacific 55 OSC Rooks 53, Col.' Basin JC 50 Portland Frosh 87, Idaho Frosh 64 Saturday's Prop Basketball North Bend 42, Medford 36 La-Grande 64, Union 31 Elgin' 49, John Day 42 Hermiston 65. Mac-Hi 48 Toledo 5. Siletz 46 Condon 48, Culver 40. Sisters 52, Arlington 36 Sweet Home 54, Junction City 45 Neahkahnie 55, Yamhill 32 Wilson 45, Oswego 39 Jeff 51, McMinnville 46 Borah 52, Ontario 46 Parma 61. Vale 52 Treasure Stat Tournament at Boi.man, Montana . Final ... Okla. City U. 74 Montana St. 67 Consolation Oregon 67 San Francisco U. 58 National Hockey Ltagot NewJYork 4 Boston 3 -Detroit 4 Toronto 2 " Chicago 4 Montreal 4 1 the ) National Btskatball Assn. Detroit 147 New York 129 St. Louis 118 Cincinnati. 98 Syracuse 150 Philadelphia 121 1 Only games scheduled 1 Baltimore Chicago Bears Green Bay San Francisco Detroit Los Angeles 3 9 2 10 0 .167 Western Division ' W. L.T. Pet. 3 0 .750 8 4 0 .667 7 5 0 .583 7 S 0 .583 3 8 1 .273 . 1 10 tt NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK 'l'PI - Stocks advanced following a narrowly mixed opening today. Electronics had some gocd gain ers with International Business Machines up around 3 and Litton more than 2. Texas Instruments fell more than 1. DuPont was up a half in the chemicals where Tohikol rose more than a point. In the drugs Merck was off armind 2'j. Superi or of California dropped 15 in a generally easy oil section. Steels were dull following last week's snag in steel negotiations. Bethlehem and Republic cased. U.S. Steel added more than a half and Youngstown was unchanged. I PORTLAND LIVESTOCK , l'dflTLAM) i(.TI 'USDAi - Livestock: I r-"t!o Lion; active: fed steers an:1 iyius aMH sfte hitler; good . 'ith f, x ehnire 974 lb. fed steers J: -hcad lot high good IOC. 1 1 Hi 25: standard good heifers .M2V.it: runner . cutter cows 11 I ": fe'v , inter bulls 18 50-20. I Calves 2nd. good-choice venters i t?: utility-standard 18-27; culls uwn to 11 H" 114I: slow ; 1 ami 2 butch ers ihu . 2ri lb. steady at 14 50: 'ttlle done on other butchers; I and 2 tows 3Z lb. steady at 12. but bulk supply unsold early. hinvp isoo; .slow; wooled lambs mostly unsold: few decks good choice mostly No. 1 pelt lambs '.5.50-16 JO: few good-choice B4-K8 lb feeder l.i nbs 15; one lot good I4" H- slaughter ewes 4 75. few cull ewes at 3. PORTLAND GRAIN Coast Oflivvry Basis White wheat 2 00 Soft white hard applicable 2 00 White club 2.00 Hard red w inter, ordinary, no bid. Hard while baart. ordinary 2.05. Oats no bid ' Barley no bid DOORS Ftr. M.ilineauv and Blreh ALL SIZES IN STOCK Airliner Struck By Bolt Of Lightning . PHOENIX. Ariz. fL'PD An American Airlines DC-6 airplane carrying 45 persons was struck by lightning Sunday while flying through a thunderstorm. It land ed on schedule here with most passengers unaware of the mishap. - i-iU Kilauea Iki Erupt i , VOIjPANO; Hawaii JPI)-Xil. : auea Ikf Volcano erupted for eight1 and one-half hours Sunday, spout-, ing a fountain of lava 700 feet Into the air. It was the ninth eruption since' ' the volcano roared into action several weeks ago. The eighth' outburst, which ended Friday,-.' lasted 19 hours and 20 minutes. ' MILLER CABINET SHOP Greenwood and Jefferson I rrt.- V ; ' ...andlsMtmshasjior .. i "SC stha cmlnyT. ' ,t --'- " - Serving -you rta keen !:3 I I a -C fTT, IZi ralplaur... thank you! XJZ -w i:-w55 - ""ti pi.s t&X 1 fclt 1 U Orawte. Ph. JfO S71 1 t-.a.tfi ii rfTSJ Sm"matT il""''' I . . v ... : , r - - - "t, ARCHER RETURNS TO RING NEW YOKK (LTD Welter weight' Jimmy Archer ' of New York returns to the ring tonight after an 11-month absence tor a 10-round fight with New Yorker Bobby Bartels at the Academy of Music. FOR HOII Bendix DuoMaiic Washer-Dryer Table Model Radio for her kitchen. 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