MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1962
- B 3
Green Bay Rallies
By NORMAN MILLER
UPI Sportt Writer
The Green Bay Packers'
bruising ground game and
rugged defense have carried
them througli another Nation
al Football league crisis, and
only a miracle win next Sun
day by the Los Angeles Rams
can prevent them from clinch
ing their third straight West
ern Division title.
As for the Detroit Lions,
who now have won seven
straight games in an effort
to earn that playoff berth op
posite the New York Giants,
i.t looks like a nice try but
no cigar.
For the manner in which
the Packers battled back from
an 11-point deficit to beat the
San Francisco Forty Niners,
81-21, Sunday, they appear
hardly likely to blow next
week end's game against the
Rams, whose 1-11-1 record is
the poorest in the NFL.
: Detroit clung to its forlorn
hope of catching the Packers
by defeating the Minnesota
Vikings, 37-23, in a raggedly
played game. The Lions wing
up with the Chicago Bears
Jiext week end.
Meanwhile, the Giants,
playing without any cham
pionship pressure, defeated
their old adversaries, the
Cleveland Browns, 17-13, for
their eighth straight victory.
This is the Giants' longest
ftreak since 1930.
Stealers Clinch Second
In other games, the Pills
burgh Sleelers clinched sec
ond place in the Eastern divi
sion by defeating the Phil
adelphia Eagles, 26-17; the
Chicago Bears assured them
selves of a third-place fin
ish in the West by beating
file Rams, 30-14; and the St.
Louis Cardinals trounced the
Dallas Cowboys, 52-20. On
Saturday, the Baltimore Colts,
beat the Washington Redskins,
34-21.
Two NFL records and two
team records, were set Sun
day. Leo Nomellini, Forty
Niners defensive tackle,
played his 159th consecutive
game and Lou Michaels of
the Steelers kicked four field
goals to set a season mark of
24.
Z Rich Petitbon of the Bears
ran 101 yards with an inter
cepted pass to set a Bears
Club record and Dick Bass of
the Rams gained 169 rushing
yards for a season team rec
p.rrl of 95'5.
- The Packers trailed San
Francisco, 10-21, with eight
minutes elapsed in the third
period .when they decided that
matters had gone far enough.
.: Tom Moore broke through
H big hole over center and
ran 32 yards untouched for a
touchdown that narrowed the
Forty Niners' lead to 21-17.
Then, early in the final pe
riod, Bart Starr directed an
83-yard march that was cli
maxed by Jim Taylor's two
yard touchdown plunge.
Defense Takes Over
The Packers' defense then
took over. They stopped a
forty Niners' air drive on
the Green Bay 12 and soon
afterward Gabe Manner in
tercepted a pass that set up a
late 7-yard touchdown pass
from Starr to Ron Kramer.
The Forty Niners had pull
rd away to their 11-point first
half lead on the passing of
John Brodie from an offense
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Detroit Lions
that included several double
wing T-formation plays. That
attack petered out in the sec
ond half after halfback Jim
Johnson was injured. Brodie
completed 13 of 15 passes for
168 yards and two touch
downs during the iirst half.
Defensive halfback Dick
LcBeau of the Lions scored
twice and Milt Plum threw a
pair of touchdown passes as
Detroit took advantage of Min
nesota's "giveaway" program
and won. LeBeau ran 26 yards
with a Vikings fumble and 30
SPORTSMAN LEAGUE
Applegate Investment f 10-2i 3,
Don Stoner 507; Firt Chrlitlan
Church Two (3-9) 1, Jim Hopkins
569.
Specie My Contractor! (0-3) 3.
Dale A Ik. n 576; Kim's (39) 1,
Larry James 492.
Hlllyer Oil (8-41 3. Mel Htlkey
503; Electrical Product! 6-6 1,
Ralph Lincbaugh 523.
Rogue Valley Auction (7-5) 1,
Bob West 551; Butte Kails Shell
(7-5) 3. Red Capello 339.
Butte Falls General Store (75)
4. Bud Tungate 567: B recount
Brothers (3-9 1 0, Tom Stanton 499.
Brook hunt Subdivision (5-7) 3.
Keith Maryott 582; First Christian
Church One (4-8i 1, Earl Purdy
505.
Dale Atkins 248. Bud Tungate
218. Keith Maryou 217; Brookhurst
Subdivision 2544.
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Ltninger's Concrete Pipe (40-28)
2. Les Goff 574; Oregon Veneer
(231 a -34 Vat 2, Lewie Dimock 538.
Coast to Coast Stores (35'-j-24 3)
3. Lennie Gascon 53B; Rogue Val
ley Country Club (32-28) 1, Alvin
Coulter 536.
Little Dutch Laundry (3525) 1,
Garv Tavloi 305; IOOF (28-32) 3,
Walter Craig 575.
Bill's Richfield (34-26) 2. John
Herndon 513; Valley Plumbing
(27,a-32,,i) 2. Keith Sherer 536.
Rogue Vending (28 'j -31'.j I,
Eldon Bryant 550; Langley'i Union
(25-35) 3, Nelson Walls 513.
Vallev Poultry 125-35) 2, Wen
dell Punter 583; Ore -Wash. Tele
phone Co. (24-36) 2, Homer Haynes
465.
Wendell Panter 233. Keith
Sherer 218. Lea Goff 214.
BOWLING BELLES
McLaren Oil (33-1P) 3. Kewpie
Facey 451: M Ac M Motors (23-29)
1, Mahle Sodaro 451.
Roethler Chevron (32-20) 0. Ma
rie Chandler 452; Trowbridge Elec
tric (223-293) 4. Kathy McCall
42T
Southern Oregon Tallow (27-25)
3. Eileen HuntJnp 435; Mail Tribune
Headliners (24-28) 1, Peggyann
Hutchinson 445.
Big Y Beauty Salon (28-26) 1,
Bonnie McKcen 398; Pal and
Mike'a Builders Supply (21'J-30'-3,
Louise Patterson 447.
Louise Patterson 178. Pagyann
Hutchinson 176. Lanell Wilkei 175;
Roethler Chevron 2382.
VALLEY ROLLERS
Spare Ribs i32'a-l.V. 1. Mary
Parker 482: Alley Cats (20 ',3-27 I
3, Lanell Wilkes 513.
Jollv Jlgglerg (29-191 3. Elaine
Konopasck 462; Kool Four (20la
27'b) t. Laurine Pitta 477.
Koffee Klatch (28-22) 3. Edith
Merit 511: Three Hlta and A Miss
(lf)ii-2R'a) 1. Lyl Smith 444.
Bowling Biddies (23-25) 4. Ro
berta Travis 483: Whirley Birds
(21-27) 0. Hard Gallardn 431.
Violet Singler 200; Koffee Klatch
1834.
LVnUSTTUAL I.KAGl'K
So. Ore. Troohy Co. M1-5i 4.
IvanWolff 550: No. Riverside Tav
ern )8-8 0. Dick Hart 486
FvrFvters ll-5i I. Earnie Duke
?hire 467; Coca Cola (8-8) 3. Bob
Perdue 480.
Drive In Cleaners (fl-8) 1, Dave
Laflin 43: Olson Lawyer Lbr. Co.
(7-flt 3. Bill Barnes 563.
Eagle's (8-8) 2. Walt Romhs 531;
Patterson's Plumbing (8-8) 2, Roy
Heath 300. .
Baker's Moulding Plant '8-8i 3,
Lowell Pogue and Jim Carngan
534: Whltelaw Candy Co. 3-13i 1.
Neil Farrier 486.
Lowell Pogue 215., BHI Rarnes
204. Larrv Anderson 204: Olson
Lawyer Lbr. Co. 2914; Eagle's 1006.
NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE
McLaughlin Plumbing (4t-tl 3.
Rov Picard 377; Ptwly Wiggly Two
(lfl'a-33'2) 1. Dick Mulhnllcn 563.
Phoenix Food Mart i36'a-15M 3.
Gordon Caster 516: Triangle Mar
ket 134-IRi 1. Bud Campbell 463.
Woodland Heights Market 1 29-23)
3 Boh Morse 483: Oregon Food
One H9-33I 1. Ranee Champion
520
Hart's Hatchery (26',-25'j) 0.
Peece Mavcr 438: Oregon Food
Three ( 10-33 1 4. Darol South 468.
Pigglv Wiggly One (2Pa-30'3) 1,
AUTOMOTIVE
SPECIALS
Call for Appointment
99
SOt I. Jackson 771.661
Oo.n l.ry Nit. Till P.M.
FREE PARKING
To Overcome
Cling To Hope
yards with an intercepted
pass. Gail Cogdill also ran 7
yards with a fumble for an
other score.
Minnesota lost the ball five
times on fumbles and four
times on intercepted passes.
The Lions lost two fumbles
and had four passes intercept
ed. The crowd of 42,256, held
down by cold snow, was the
Lions' smallest in 10 years.
Tittle Takes Rit
Ralph Guglielmi, given a
chance to play for the Giants
when Y. A. Tittle was rested,
Pink O'Connor SI 5: Oregon Food
Two (19-331 3. Ray Miller 337.
Gordon Caster 232. DickMulhol
len 210. Roy Picard 200; McLaugh
lin Plumbing 603, 1722.
BOWLING WIDOWS
Timber Product One I2S'J-13IS1
3: Timber Product Two (24-20) 1,
Marjorie Anderson 461.
Big Y (29'j-14'1l 4: Team Flva
(20-24) 0. Gena King 360.
City Cleanen i22',-21i 3,
Esther Mohr 303; Ben West Const.
(13-291 1. Vivlanne West 464.
Team Three (17-27) 4. Marrtane
Nelson 361: H. F. Co. (19'3-24'il
0. forfeit.
Esther Mohr 213; City Cleanen
1263.
IVAN'S LITTLE LEAGUE
Twin R's (21-7) 3. Grant Day 310;
Four B'l (19-9) 1. Art Baker 309.
Alley Cats (20-61 1, Ed Rodger
436; Blooper (16-12) 3, Al Gascon
474.
Mis FKs (10-101 3, Clyde Briggs
433; Pirate (14-14) 1, Norma Kuy.
per 387.
Tornadoes (17-11) 2. Lavell
Lamoureaux 438; Gutteritea 111
17i 2. Jim MarUn 449.
Moonahiner (13-15) 2. Rudy
Swenson 489: Comet (11-17) 2,
Bob Meyer 460.
Four A's (12-18) 1, Ray Ander
son 46.',; Hillbillies (12-12), 3, Earl
Hill 473.
Sputnik 112-16) 0. Wendell Pan
ter 468; AAA (8-121 4, Bob Shirley
511.
Drifter (11-17) 1, Harvey Phil
lip 454; Hanaon'a Dougla (8-20)
3.
Black Wrecks (10-10) 3. Jack
Rickard 375: Pin Wit (7-17) 1,
Gene Gemaehlick 577.
Jack Rickard 234. Gene Gemaeh
llrh 221. Bob Shirley 211; Black
Wreck 2283.
ROGUE EQUIPMENT
INVITATIONAL, SINGLES
Carol Duzan 235.22; LaRayne
Harris 234.40: Betty Relnholtz
228.31: Del Chnstianson 226.28:
Jerl Hutton 225.17; Elise Baker
223.21: Karen Smith 221.01; Wan
da Booth 219.37; Elaine Garrison
214 04: Ester Mohr 212.28.
Vivan Knox 210, Betty Relnholtz
744.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Beck's Bakery (7-1) 3. D. Lan
ding 567; Fluhrer'i Bakery (3-5) 1,
J. Dickinson 381.
Hlway Club (8-2) 4. B. Luman
648; John Nuich Jeweler (2-6) 0,
C. Larson 364.
Lamport's Sporting Goods IB-2)
3. F. Anderson 622: Wooden Shoe
(4-4) 1. H. Vcssey 601.
Ham and Eggers (S'i-2',1 2. J.
Prultt 378: Bates Candy (3-3) 2, C.
Brown 608.
So Ore. Dry Kiln (3-31 4. M.
Mager 635; Kim'a Restaurant (1-7)
0, J. Knapp 369.
Timber Room (4li-31) 4. I.
Wolfe 338; Alexander & Brown
2.61 o R Farre 1 603.
O. K. Market 14-41 3. C Wolff
549; Jacksonville Tavern 11-71 1,
Jim Cabler 532.
Winlon Miller 268; Hlway Club
1003-2887.
ROGUKTTES
W. L. Moore Construction Co.
120-81 2. Dolly Cain 448; The West
erner (15-131 2. Jeanne Rose 386.
Stevens construction (lfl'a-ll'i)
4. Winnie Mulvey 416; Oakgrove
Furniture (I3'j.l2'i) 0. Bev
Brvan 397.
Huchins and Clark Construction
(13-13) 4. Karon Linker 391; Bill
Wright Real EJtate (12-181 0, Alice
Cripe 380.
Chefs Flying A (I0i-17'.j) 2.
Berlha Snook 439; Team Four
(9li-18'j) 2. Jan Bamforth 443.
Team Four 1386.
JUDO CLUB COMPETES
Medford YMCA Judo club
recently went to a judo tro
phy tournament at Napa,
Calif. Competing were Buz
Norton, Lee Garrett, Gary De
Gaimo, Murry Powell, John
LaTntiretU', and Loi s 1 Pryor.
Powell took third place In the
white bel'. heavy weight di
vision. LaTourette and Pryor
took points but won no tro
phys. '
Basketball
SATURDAY COLLEGE RESULTS
EAST
Vlllanova 73. Toledo 61
Hoistra 78. Loyola (Mdl 63
Si Bonaventure 75. Ohio U. 60
I.ehish 70. Colgate 33
Penn St 67. S recuse 54
SI. Francis (N Y.) 37. Fairfield 54
Amherst 60. Brown 52
Columbia 67. Williams 63 (oti
Burknell 67. Cornell 39
Pennsylvania 34. Navy 31 (oil
Rhode islana IS. roranmii ii
Duquesne 87. St. Francis (Pa.) S9
Niasara 79, La Salle 76
Miami lFla.1 82. Providence 73
Canlslua 87. Xavler lOhloi 83
Connecticut 63. Boston College 33
Kentucky 56. Temple 32
Yale 47. Holy Cross 46
Geneva 93, Malone 63
SOt'Ttt
Wake Forest 66. N. C St 36
N Carolina 73. S. Caroline 63
Vtmnia Tech 77. Wm St .Mary 71
Auburn 65. Florida St. 47
Virginia 59. Richmond 30
Vsnderbilt 61). SMU 62
Duke 02. Maryland 36
Clemson 93, Georgia 7.1
Alabama 71, So. Mississippi S2
MMIWKST
Wisconsin 73. Texas Western 39
Nntre Dame 102. Valparaiso 90
St I.nuls 59. Kansas St. 37
Bradley 87. Butler 81
Davton 79. Eastern Kentucky 67
Arkansas 70 Mlssourt 61
Wichita 79. Purdue 59
Inw a St. 63. Indiana 35
SOtTMWF.ST
Florida 71. Texas Tech M
Okla 84. St. John 'N Y ) -3
Houston 70. Baylor 61
Ariz. 'Tempei 83 Pepperdlne 71
Sew Mexico 71. Nw Mex St. 31
MT
Colordo 69. Northesterni64
Utah 100. Goniaga 79
l.ns An. St. 74 Evan.vllle 64
Chlro St 63. Willamette 46
Seattle Pac 69 F. Washington St
Seattle U 83. Idaho St 66
ftah St 83. Montana St 67
Parllir Lutheran 93. Lewli
Clark 67 ,
I- nr Psrifir 7 Cal Agues 42
Calif. 'Santa Barbara. 70. Whit-
"'rh'spran 32 Rdlandi4
Cal Polv 'Pomona' 83. Long
Bern 61
t'SC 78 Hawaii 3
r-eno Slate 72 Portland a.l
Pu.el Sound 94. Llnlield 67
Fastern Oregon 64. College of
Idaho 36
Northwest Nazar.nt 14. Oregon
T'rVe!in'collef 78. Pacific 63
Humboldt Slat. 68, Southern
Oregon 32
engineered three .coring
drives with his passing and
running against Cleveland.
Guglielmi passed 7 yards to
Joe Walton for one TD, then
set up a one-yard scoring
plunge by Joe Morrison and
a 17-yard field goal by Don
Chandler. Jimmy Brown, who
gained only 55 yards in 14
rushes, scored a third-period
touchdown that cut New
York's lead to 14-13.
Three of Michaels' four
field goals came within a span
of 10 minutes in the final
period and pulled Pittsburgh
away from a 17-17 tie with
Philadelphia. The kicks sailed
21, 46, 28 and 29 yards and
Michaels' season total of 24
broke the old mark of 23 set
by Cleveland's Lou Groza in
1953.
By winning, the Steelers
clinched second place and a
berth in the playoff runner
up bowl at Miami, Jan. 6,
against the Western Division
runnerup.
Petitbon's 101-yard run in
the final period against the
rams was the longest play in
the Bears' history. The pass
catching of Mike Litka and
the rushing of Ron Bull stood
out for the Bears on a 13-de-gree,
snowy day.
Quarterback Charlie John
son of the Cardinals threw
five scoring passes in the rout
against the Cowboys. St. Louis
overcame a 14-20 halftime
deficit with 38 points in the
second half. Taz Anderson
caught two of Johnson's TD
losses. On the fifth of these,
Sonny Randle caught the pass
and threw a lateral to Bob
by Joe Conrad to complete
a 72-yard play.
In Saturday's game at Bal
timore. Johnny Unitas played
his last game of the season,
throwing four touchdown
passes and setting up another
score with a 22-yard run as
the Colts tallied 20 points in
the fourth period to beat
Washington.
Hedrick JH
Downs KF
Hedrick was a 32 to 18 win.
ner over Klamath Falls in
ninth grade wrestling Satur
day. The Hornets won eight
of the 12 bouts.
MATCH RESULTS:
90 P. Chestnut, KF. pinned Da.
vid Williams, H. 3rd: 98 Ron Kin
ney, H. dec. Don White. KF. 9-0:
106 Bob Gresham, H. pinned Gary
Kedder, KF, 2nd: 115 Arnola
Hackelt. H. dec Rick Broils. KF.
4-2: 123 Ray Baker. H. pinned
Bud Valdcz. KF, 1st; 130 Mlckev
oenaer, Kr. pinned Ron Hukill,
H. 2nd; 137 Randy Spaur. H. dec.
Phil Carlson, KF. 10-2: 141 Fred
Zahler. KF. dec. Bill Scofield. H.
9-6: 148 Jim Mitchell, KF. dec.
Jerry Hohbs. H. 16-3: 154 Ken
Tropple. H. dec. Tom Morrow. KF.
13-2: 16R Nell Shaw, H. pinned
Glen Miller. KF. 2nd: unlimited
Henry Muller. H, pinned Melaln
Harty, KF, 1st.
EXHIBITIONS:
90 Mike Raiche, H, pinned Doug
McLane. KF. 2nd: 98 Camel Tu.
tor. KF. dec. Dwisht Brown. H.
7-3: 106 Max Gulley. H. pinned
Dick Maxwell. KF. 1st: 115 Den
nis Tabor. KF. pinned Sherman
Simmons. H, 2nd: 123 John Sulli
van. KF. pinned Dennis Carson. H.
2nd; 123 John Henderson. H. pin
ned Gary Ross, KF. 1st: 123 Roger
Williams. H. pinned Thorn a
Thompson. KF. 3rd: 130 Steve
Whaley. H, pinned David Battagar,
KF, 2nd.
Pete Runnels'
Title Certified
Boston-fUPIl-Two batting ti
tles in three seasons is pretty
fair hitting in any league, but
Pete Runnels figures to have
more trouble in the National
than he did in the American.
Traded to the Houston Colts
by the Boston Red Sox two
weeks ago, the 34 -year -old
Runnels will be making his
National league debut follow
ing 12 successful seasons in
the American league.
Pete, strictly a punch hit
ter, knew those AL pitchers
like the back of his hand.
American league hcadqtiar
ters here officially certified
him the 1962 batting champ
Sunday on the basis of his
.326 average.
It was the second batting
crown for Runnels, who cap
tured his first in 1960 when
he batted .320 for the Red
Sox. His 1962 mark was the
highest of his major league
career.
Runnels didn't break down
any fences. He hit only 10
homers and drove in 60 runs
In 152 games but he never
really suffered a protracted
batting slump all season and
finished five points ahead of
Mickey Mantle of the Yan
kees. Mantle wound up ec
ond with a .321 average.
Rounding out the top five
were Floyd Robinson of the
White Sox, .312; Chuck Hln
ton of the Senators. .310, and
Norm Siebern of the Athle
tics, .308.
New York - HTIi - Rosey
Brown and Bill Winter of the
New York Giants were hon
ored before Sunday's game
with Cleveland. Brown, an
all-league offensive tackle,
was officially inducted in the
Hall of Fame of the National
Association If Intercollegiate
Athletics (NAIA) for his play
at Morgan State. Winter was
presented with the clubs
Rookie of the Year award
MEDTORlviSjWTRIBUrfl
SIPdDMTS
BOXER FALLS Jorge Fernandez of Argentina falls to the
canvas after an apparent low blow during the ninth round
of the Fernandez-Emile Griffith boxing bout at Las Vegas,
Nev., on Saturday. Griffith won
the fact that he was ahead on
title fight. (UPI)
Irish Trip
St. Mary's
Hoopsters
Riddle, on the strength of
a better first half downed the
St. Mary's high basketball
team on Saturday at Riddle
58 to 38.
The Irish were taller and
had board control on the Med
ford team. St. Mary's, cold in
the first half, warmed up in
the second and also played
better defense.
Quarter scores were 13 lo 8,
33 to 15 and 43 to 26 for
Riddle. Mike Markham :cd
the Irish with 21 points and
Ron Weakley had 12. Randy
Corliss had 10 for the Cru
saders.
Riddle also won the junior
varsity fracas 35 to 30. Mike
Soran had 15 points for SM
and Art Fisher 10 for Riddle.
MNEUPR:
St. Marv'i 38 Calhoun fl. Nau
mei 6. Stlnaon, Youn 4. Corllat
!0. R. Robert. Meeker. Tim Dar
land 6. Richttr, Batter 3. Zcleinik.
Randolph 1.
Riddle SR Loner 2. B. Markham
2. Rtaaeeuw 4, T, Roberta 7. Weak
lev 12, Zenor 1. Fiaher 2, Paelz, 7.
Foamark, M. Markham 21,
McLoughlin
Mat Victor
Lincoln-Savage Junior high
picked up the first 15 points
but McLoughlin was winner
of all remaining bouts Friday
in a ninth grade wrestling
match.
McLoughlin gained team
honors 31 to 14.
The Bulldogs also took all
three exhibition bouts.
MATCH RESULTS:
00 Savage won by forfeit: m
Savage won by forfeit; IIS John
Merryman IS) pinned Jerry Clarke
(Ml 3rd: 123 Larry Crow) IM) dec.
Mike Grant iSi 13-: 130 Otlo
Ryn (Ml pinned Wayne Todd (Si
2nd: 13S Sal Esqulvel (M) pinned
Tom Gre.g (Si 2nd; 141 Jim Hel
tln.a (Mi pinned Rudy Harmon
IS 1st; MB Don Glle (Ml dec.
Leland Cooper IS) S-3. 137 Dave
Sanford (Mi pinned Bob Kennedy
iSi I; 18 John Prultt (Ml pinned
Bruce Howarth (Si 2nd.
KXIIIIIITIONS:
123 Bruce Moyer (Ml pinned
Paul Kln (Si 1st: 123 Dennis
Fowler (Mi pinned Mike Conn (Si
l,t; us Ren Taylor IM) pinned
Bob Rippee (Si 1st. x
Oklahoma Eleven
Winner in Bowl
Sacramento, Calif. HOT
Central Stale of Oklahoma
reigned as NAIA football
champion today after its 28
13 victory over perennial con
tender Lenoir Rhyne in the
second annual Camellia bowl.
HOCKEY
I'nlted Press International
WESTERN I.EADl'E
southirn Division
D,.l.H 17 7 1 33 101 6 1
Lo. Angeles ... 14 7 0 2 7R 34
Pan Francisco 12 14 0 24 M M
Spokane 10 U 21 5 7J
Northern Division p,., 0A
Seattle
Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary .
14 0 1 20 7 77
12 7 1 23 63 37
R 10 0 16 61 inO
7 II) 0 14 90
lundav's Results
Portland S. San Franruro 1
Seattle 4. Los Angeles 1
NATIONAL
Chicago . .
Detroit ....
Toronto ..
Montreal
New York ..
Boston ..
LEAfilE
w i. T Pts. or ii
13 7 7 33 7
... 13 7 S 31 6
.... 13 10 3 20 7'
.11 6 2R 7
. R 14 4 20 71
3 13 7 13 6
lunifsv's Results
Detroit 4. Toronto 3
Boston 4 New York 1
Chicago 2. Montreal I
AMERICAN I.EAGLE
Eastern Division
13 R 4 30 13
14 10 2 30 OR
13 II 2 2 RR
II 12 1 2 00
10 10 2 22 74
i. i ni
Quebec
flprlnBlleld .
Provident .
llershev
Balltmort
Western Division
w I. T pis r.r n s
Buffalo 13 7 0 .10 74 JJ
Rochester ... II 10 3 23 t0 R1
Cleveland II 1 17 76 114
Pittsburgh S 16 1 11 JR 106
Sunrise's Results
Buffsln 4 Hershey 1
Springfield 7, Cleveland 1
Providence 3 Quebec 2
Rochester 4. Pittsburgh J
on a technical knockout and
points during the welterweight
Griffith Bout
Closed Incident
Las Vegas, Nev. -lUPB-Chair-man
James D. Dcskin of the
Nevada athletic commision
announced today that welter
weight champion Emile Grif
fith's foul-technical knockout
over challenger Jorge Fernan
dez Saturday night is a "clos
ed incident," needing no fur
ther commission action.
Griffith's handlers said he
probably would make his
next title defense agoinsl Ray
mundo (Battling) Torres of
Mexico or Luis Rodriguez of
Cuba at Los Angeles four or
five months hence.
Griffith, who flew back to
New York Sunday night, re
tained his 147-pound crown
on the first foul kayo in a
worm line bout in 32 years
when Fernandez of Argentina
refused to continue fighting
after he had been floored In
the ninth round by a low left
hook in Las Vegas conven
tion center, although given a
five-minute recovery period
in the ring.
COS Jctyvee Team
Downs Happy Camp
Happy Camp, Calif. - The
Happy Camp Indians varsity
basketball team was defeated
by College of Siskiyou's jay-
vees 58 to 44 here Friday
night.
The Indians' Ray Mctcalf
scored a total of 22 points, be
ing second to high point man
for COS, Melvin Dcnangelis,
who had 24. Both Dcnangelis
and Metcalf were in good
form shooting field goal after
field goal from outside the
defenders, battling the entire
game shot for shot.
A preliminary game be
tween the Indians JVs and
Russell's Straight Shots, a
men's team from the recrea
tional league, was won by the
jayvees 40 to 29.
Next week the Indians will
travel to Hoopa for their last
preseason game. The Ever
green league opens with the
league tournament at Butte
Valley January 11 and 12 aft
er the Christmas holidays.
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Drubs Oakland Raiders 32-17
By GARY KAIE
UPI Sport. Wril.r
The Boston Patriots have
put up a game battle for the
Eastern division champion
ship of the American Foot
ball league with a second
string quarterback, but their
cause looks hopeless because
the Houston Oilers won't give
an inch.
The Oilers won their sixth
straight game Sunday by
drubbing the Oakland Raid
ers, 32-17, and now need only
one more victory next Satur
day In New York lo clinch the
Eastern division crown for the
third year In-a-row.
Boston won its third in-a-row
since losing quarterback
Babe Barilli with an injury,
beating the San Diego Charg
ers, 2014.
However, it looks like the
Pats' title hopes were ruined
by a 28-28 tie they played
against the Buffalo Bills five
weeks ago. Houston has a
10-3 record; Boston is 9-3-1.
T.xans B.at Bronco.
In Sunday's other AFL
game, the Dallas lexans, who
are waiting to learn who their
championship playoff oppon
ent will be, defeated the Den
ver Broncos, 17-10. On Sat
urday, the Buffalo Bills end
ed their season with a 20-3 tri
umph over the New York
Titans.
George Blanda started the
Oilers off on their Sunday
STANDINGS
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Minnesota 2 10 1
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Sunday's Result
New York 17. Cleveland 13
St. Louis S2. Dallas 20
Chicago 30, Los Angeles 14
Detroit 37, Minnesota 23
Pittsburgh 26. Philadelphia 17
Green Bay 31, San Francisco 21
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Houston 10 3 0 .7(10 343 260
Boston 0 3 I HO 346 273
Buffalo 7 ti 1 .S3B 300 272
New York A R 0 .3BS 209 370
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x-Dallas 10 3 0 .760 363 21
Denver 7 7 0 .300 333 334
San Dleffn 4 B O .3(1R 207 3f!i
Oakland 0 13 0 .000 103 370
X Clinched title
Sunday's Results
Houston 32. Oakland 17
Dallas 17. Denver 10
Boston 20, San Diego 14
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NATIONAL ASHOLIAilUN
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Boston 10 6
Svracuse 16 R
Cincinnati 14 II
New York 19
Western Division
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SI. Louis
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Chicago
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Sunday's Results
Detroit 123. St. Louis 110
Svracuse 117. Los Angeles 114
Chicago 110. San Francisco 102
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Chicago
Sunday's Results
Kansas Cllv 123, Oakland 103
Long Beach 100. Plttaburgh 107
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victory over the Raiders by
kicking a 54-yard field goal
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