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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 19B1
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Chandler's Toe
On Top; Green
By NORMAN MILLER
UPI Sporti Writer
Neither rain, jnow nor mud
could prevent Don Chandler
of the New York Giants from
the swift completion of his
place-kicking rounds, but the
Green Bay Packers might
have missed delivering the
mail if not for two of their
young carriers.
Chandler kicked four field
goals in wretched weather
conditions to keep the Giants
atop the Eastern division of
the National Football league
with a 19-14 come-from-behind
victory over the Philadelphia
Eagles.
The Green Bay Packers
played in much better wea
ther but had all kinds of
trouble before rallying to beat
the Baltimore Colts, 17-13, for
their 10th straight victory.
They were outgained and out
played but kept their 1962
record spotless with the help
of a 103-yard kickoff return
by Herb Adderley and a
game-winning 23-yard touch
down run by Tom Moore.
Both the Packers and the
Giants face an opportunity
this week to break the divis
ion races wide open and set
' up a return meeting in the
championship playoff Dec. 30.
Green Bay meets the Detroit
Lions, Thanksgiving Day,
while New York plays the
Washington Redskins next
Sunday.
There was plenty of foot in
football Sunday as three of
the NFL's seven games were
decided by field goals. Besides
North Salem, Jeff
Semifinal Rivals
United Preti International
North Salem plays host to
Jefferson and Oregon City is
at Medford in Oregon high
school Class A-l semifinal
playoff football games next
week end.
In Class A-2 semifinal con
tests, Toledo is at Seaside and
Central is at Phoenix next
week end.
Corbett and Monroe battle
at Portland and Union is at
Merrill in the Class B-ll semi
finals and Canyonville is at
Hereford for the Class B-8
championship next week end.
Don't Miss
This BIG
Game!
BATTLE OF CHAMPIONS!
THANKSGIVING
CRATER HIGH
STADIUM
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
Southern Oregon
College
Oregon College Conference Champs vs.
Whitworth College
of Spokane Evergreen Conference Champs
e
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Chandler's efforts, Lou Mich
aels booted a 24-yarder with
13 seconds left to give the
Pittsburgh Steelers a 23-21
win over Washington, and
Roger Leclerc's 12-yard kick
with 31 seconds remaining en
abled the Chicago Bears to
edge the Dallas Cowboys, 34-
33.
The Lions remained two
games behind the Packers in
the Western Division by rally
ing in the last half for a 17-6
victory over the Minnesota
Vikings; the San Francisco
Forty Niners defeated the Los
Angeles Rams, 24-17, and the
Cleveland Browns drubbed
the St. Louis Cardinals, 38-14.
Green Bay, playing without
Paul Horning and linebacker
Dan Currie, was outgained by
the Colts, 380 yards to 116.
Johnny Unitas' passes gained
237 yards for the Colts and
the Baltimore defense held
Green Bay fullback Jim Tay
lor in check for the second
time this season. Taylor, the
league's leading rusher,
gained only 46 yards in 19
carries.
Two field goals by Dick
Bielski and Unitas' 34-yard
scoring pass to Jimmy Orr put
the Colts ahead, 13-10, after
Lema Captures
Mobile Sertoma
Mobile, Ala. (UPD With
only four bogeys in four
rounds of almost flawless
play, Tony Lemi headed to
wards the Orando, Fla., Open
today $2,000 richer after tak
ing the Mobile Sertoma tour
nament by seven shots.
Lema fired rounds of 67-68-68-70273
over the 7,000
yard municipal course play
ing to a par of 36-36 72. The
San Leandro, Calif., shotmak
er was IS strokes below regu
lation figures and two shots
better than last year's win
ning score of 275 shot by Gay
Brewer Jr. of Crystal River,
Fla.
Swift-swinging Doug San
ders of Ojai, Calif., fired Sun
day's best round, 32-35 67,
for second place money of
$1,500 to put him over the
$40,000 mark this season. San
ders shot 71-71-71-67280.
NOVEMBER 22nd-12
Reserved Seats $2.00, General Admission $1.00.
Tickets at the Sttdium or from any
Medford Kiwanis member.
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FOR THANKSGIVING
Keel hospitality puts fun in Thanksgiving just ts
cranberry sauce puts zeit in turkey. There's nothing
more hospitable, more cheerfully friendly, than the
cold crisp taste and lively lift of Ice-cold Coca-Cola.
Keep plenty an hand for letiful entertaining this
Thanksgiving.
Keeps NY Giants
Bay Noses Colts
three quarters. However, af
ter a beautiful punt by Bowd
Dowler, safetyman Willie
Wood ran back the ensuing
Baltimore kick 21 yards to
the Colts' 31 and two plays
later Moore raced 23 yards for
the winning TD.
Detent Saves Game
The Packers' defense came
to their rescue twice with a
pair of remarkable goal-line
stands. In the second period
Green Bay held the Colts off
for four downs at the one-yard
line, and with three minutes
left in the game the Packesr
held firm after Baltimore had
reached the two on the second
down.
By winning their 12th
straight game dating back to
last season, the Packers tied
the club record set by their
1928-29 predecessors.
The Giants also had trouble
Perfect Record
List Cut to 17
New York - (UPI) - The na
tion's perfect-record list of
college football teams dwin
dled to just 17 during the
week end when Alabama,
Hofstra, California Poly of
Pomona, and East Strouds
burg were beaten Saturday.
Southern California, the na
tion's No. 1 team in the
United Press International
Board of Coaches ratings,
third-ranked Mississippi and
Dartmouth were the only ma
jor schools left on the list.
Alabama, the No. 2 team, was
knocked off by virtue of a 7-6
loss to Georgia Tech.
Hofstra, the top small col
lege team in the East, bowed
out following a 16-12 loss to
Wittenberg, which now has
won nine straight without de
feat. Slippery Rock knocked
East Stroudsburg off the list,
13-6.
Only five of the 16 perfect
record teams have not com
pleted their season. Emporia
College of Kansas and Cen
tral Oklahoma, ranked third
in the UPI small college
ratings, lead the list with 10
victories each.
DAY
Noon
1
with the Eagles, falling be
hind 14-7 in the second period
when Timmy Brown raced 61
yards for a touchdown. How
ever, the Giants' defense held
Philadelphia scoreless there
after, and Chandler wiped out
the Eagles' lead with his field
goals.
The bald Giants placekick
er, who had booted a 28-yard
field goal in the first quarter,
added a 20-yard kick in the
second period, a 37-yard go
ahead field goal in the third
quarter, and a 26-yard insur
ance kick in the final period.
STANDINGS
United Press International
Pro Foul ball)
NATION AL LEAGUE
Eastern Divlur
W
Pft. GK CA
.800 274 191
.625 223 235
.600 226 280
.356 209 171
.444 288 2fi()
.222 1KH 263
,111 163 234
New York .. 8
Washington 5
Pittsburgh .. fl
Cleveland 5
Dallai
St. Louis . . 2
Philadelphia 1
Western Division
T Pet. CP CA
0 1.01)0 30!) 74
0 .800 231 123
0 .600 207 249
0 .500 204 172
O .400 192 258
0 .200 178 272
0 .100 155 219
Green Bay .l
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore ..
San Fran. ....
Minnesota
Los Angelea
Sunday's Results
New York 19, Philadelphia 14
Cleveland 38, St. Louis 14
Pittsburgh 23, WashinRton 21
Green Bay 17, Baltimore 13
Chicago 34. Dallas 33
Detroit 17. Minnesota 8
San Francisco 24, Los Angeles 17
AMERICAN I.FAGUK
Eastern Division
W 1, T Pel, GF CA
Houston 7 3 0 .700 244 199
Boston 8 3 1 .867 281 234
Buffalo . .... 5 3 1 .300 236 234
New York ..460 .400 202 290
Western Division
w
Prt. OK G A
.800 297 17fi
.636 281 237
.300 225 292
.000 148 272
Dallas B 2
Denver .... 7 4
San Diego ..3 7
Oakland 0 10
Sunday's Results
Houston 21, Boston 17
Dallas 24. Denver 3
Buffalo 10. Oakland 8
HOCKEY
United Press International
WESTERN LEAGUE
Southern Division
W I. T Ptl. GF GA
Lr Angelei ..II .1 0 22 59 A3
Portland I I 1 II II 11
San Francisco BIO 0 16 f4 57
Spokane 7 A 0 H 37 36
Northern Division
W I.
Vancouver .... 9 3
Seattle B fl
Edmonton fl 1 1
Calgary 4 IS
Pis. GF G A
in 4fl 3.
17 47 32
12 51 Ii7
n 45 76
Sunday' Result
Seattle 9, Calgary 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE-
W I. T
Detroit 10 3 3
Chtcaftn a 5 5
Toronto 9 7 1
Montreal fl fl 4
New York .... 5 10 2
Boston 1 8 3
Pts. GF GA
23 4H 30
21 50 44
19 52 30
IB 47 4fl
12 40 . PO
7 3.1 52
Sunday's Results
Chicago 1, Montreal 1
New York 3. Toronto 1
Detroit 3, Bolton 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eastern Division
Eastern Division
W 1. T
Pts. GF G A
22 52 49
20 64 49
1 9 73 54
Quebec 10 5 2
Hershev 10 A 0
Springfield .... 9 fl 1
Providence .... n
Baltimore 8 9 0
Western Division
W
I.
5
8
8
Pts. GF GA
20 46 45
14 69 57
Buffalo 10
Rochester ... .. B
Pittsburgh .. . 5
10 40 44
Cleveland ... . 3
15 0
Sunday's Results
Baltimore 4. Buffalo 2
Providence 8. Springfield
Rochester 5, Quebec 0
Basketball
United Press Inter national
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Eastern Division
W. I,.
Boston II 3
Syracuse 9 3
Cincinnati A fl
New York 3 M
Western Division
Pel.
.617
..Mill
..via
2fi7
.214
St. Louin
Los Anselw ...
San Francucn
Detrol
Sunday's Remits
Cincinnati I. '12. San Francisco 120
Syracuse 110. Chirajio 107
Loi Angeles 116, Detroit 9ft
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Prt.
1.000
..son
son
.son
.400
333
Long Bcarh
Kansas Cilv
Philndelphia
Pittsbursh ..
Chicago
Oakland
1
Sunday's Results
Oakland I1H. Chicago li.l
PittaburRh 113, Philadelphia S3
Long Beach 103, Kansas City 74
PREP FOOTBALL
SATURDAY PLAYOFF!
Cls A. I
North Salem 7. Pendleton A
Class A-2
Central 19. Vl
Phoenix 19. F.lmtm 0
Class R-ll
Union 14. Umatilla I
Corbett 12. Sllftj
Bins R-
Hereford 2S. Crane 7
Canyonvills 70. Cascade Locks 27
BristoTTva. -IWIi- Officials
of the all-rookie Appalachian
league announced today that
the same six teams which fin
ished the past season will op
erate again in 1963.
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PLAYS AT CENTRAL POINTBob Stephan, above, is a
freshman quarterback for the Whitworth college Pirates who
play Southern Oregon college
day, Nov. 22, in a football game at Crater high stadium at
Central Point. Kick-off is set for noon. Whitworth and
Southern Oregon are champs, respectively, of the Evergreen
and Oregon Collegiate conferences. Stephan is said to throw
the long ball well and to run the option like a veteran. He
mixes offensive patterns well. Reserved seat tickets went on
sale today at Mann's Department store in Medford, Central
Point pharmacy and Southern Oregon college in Ashland.
Herb Partridge, game chairman for the co-soponsoring Med
ford Kiwanis club, reported
on reserve. Season ticket holders to Crater high games have
been given until Tuesday noon to buy their same seats. Those
not called for by that time will go on regular sale. Since
the Crater grandstand holds approximately 2,000 spectators,
there will be around 1,000 general admission seats under
cover. General admission tickets can be obtained from
Kiwanians or from Southern Oregon college. There are
special high school and grade school prices. SOC students
will be admitted by their student body cards.
Baker Gains
Leadership
In Offense
Corvallis - IUPII - The ereat
Terry Baker was the nation's
total offense leader and sec
ond all-time ground gainer in
the history of college football
today.
Baker exploded for 389
yards in the rain Saturday
to lead OreRon Slate to a 25
14 victory over stubborn Col
orado State.
Baker took over first place
in the national total offense
race with 2,144 yards in nine
games as the Beavers posled
their seventh win of the sea
son against two losses.
He became the second high
est ground gainer behind
Johnny Bright of Drake with
4,847 yards. Bright rolled up
5,903 from 1949-1951.
Oregon State, now 7-2 and
hopeful of a post season bowl
invitation, scored on runs of
one and 28 yards by fullback
Bruce Williams, a 42-yard
screen pass play from Baker
to halfback Leroy Whittle and
a six-yard run by Baker.
Baker To Burkt
Baker completed 18 of 29
passattempts for 226 yards and
carried the ball 13 times for
163 yards.
End Vein Burke caught 10
passes for 108 yards for the
Beavers to break the NCAA
pass receiving record for one
season. He shattered Ihe rec
ord with 972 yards in nine
games. The record was held
by Washington Stale end
Hugh Campbell of 881 set in
I960. Burke also tied Camp
bells mark of 66 catches in
one season.
Colorado Stale Coach Mike
Lude, whose Rams suffered
a deleat which extended the
nation's longest losing streak
among major colleges lo 25,
joined a long lisl of opposing
coaches who have hailed
Baker.
"He's easily Ihe best ball
player we've seen this year,"
he said.
Oregon Stale Coach Tommy
Prothro, whose Beavers play
host to Oregon here next Sat
urday, was unhappy with his
team's performance.
"I wish we had played hel
ler," he said. "It's all right
to have one supposedly easy
game but two in a row is bad.
We're now a sloppy football
team and we weren't two
weeks ago."
Foot-ball
SATURDAY COI.I.COr. GAMrH
Claremonl-Mudd 37. Cal. Tech fl
Washlnston SI 22. Idaho H
San Fran. SI. 10. Chlco St, ft
San Diego Marines 34. San Dleao A
I.mlield 13. Parllle 0
Freno SI IS. Unlv of Pacific 13
Whlltler 2B. Hedlanrts ft
Lewis & Clark 42. Pac. I.ulh 10
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on Thanksgiving day, Ihurs
that around 950 seals are now
Pasadena, Calif. - (UPI) - Co
lumbia Basin college of Pasco,
Wash., today was named
eastern representative for the
17th annual Junior Rose Bowl
game, and will battle Santa
Ana (Calif.) college in the
junior college classic Dec. 15.
Santa Ana, which com
pleted its season with a per
fect 9-0 record, was named as
the western choice Sunday. It
will be the Dons' first trip
to the junior bowl since 1949
when they lost to Little Rock,
Ark., 25-19.
Houston Regains
AFL Eastern Lead
Br JOE SARGIS
UPI Sports Writer
It was a day of breaks in
Ihe American Football league
Sunday a lucky break for
the Houston Oilers, a bad
break for the Boston Patriotf
and a breakaway by the Dal
las Texans.
The Oilers look over first
place in the Eastern division
by beating the Patriots, 21-17,
in a brawling game. The de
feat was costly for Boston,
which lost quarterback Babe
Parilli for the season because
of a broken collarbone.
The Texans pulled two
games ahead in the Western
division by trouncing their
closest rivals, the Denver
Broncos, 24-3. In Sunday's
only other game, the Buffalo
Bills sent Ihe Oakland Raiders
down to their 16th straight
defeat. 10-6. New York and
San Diego were idle.
By winning, Houston re
gained the division lead with
a 7-3 record compared with
6-3-1 for Boston. But the loss
of Parilli by the Patriots
made it unlikely they can
overtake the Oilers during the
final four games of the sea
son. Hostilities
Hostility broke out not long
after Parilli was injured in
the first half. Jesse Richard
son and Jack Rudolph of Bos
ton's defensive unit were
ejected from the game for
their part in the fisticuffs.
George Blanda threw first-
half scoring passes of 25
yards to Charlie Hcnnigan
and 42 yards to Bob McLeod,
and the Oilers' defense held
Boston in check after that de
spile five intercepted passes.
Houston fullback Charlie To-
lar caught four passes and
bucked over for the Oilers'
last touchdown.
Tom Yewcic, who replaced
Parilli, hit Ron Burton wilh a
69 -yard touchdown pass for
Boston's final score before a
crowd of 35,250 at Houston. I
Len Dawson threw three
touchdown passes in Dallas'
win over Denver on a snow
covered field and In 25-degree
temperature. Daw son's TD
tosses sailed 25 yards to Chris
Burford, 92 yards to Tom
Brooker and 47 yards to Fred
Arbanas.
Buffalo took advantage of
a third-period fumble to push
over the winning touchdown
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