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Newspaper Page TextHERALD ANT) NEWS. Kl.AM TH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 9 A:' Browns Rip Eagles 49ers Manage Win 9th & Pine Open Fridays Till 9 P.M. Ph. TU 4-3188 MOVDAY. NOVKMBKR 24. lfl.iS Unitas Leads Colts Over Rams, 34-7 NATIONAL FOOTBALL l.KAOl'E KASTKRN CONKKKKSTK V 1. T l't t. I ts Op 2 3 4 6 6 6 Cleveland Now York Pittsburgh . . Washington Chi. Card . Philadelphia WESTERN Baltimore Chi. Bears Los Angeles San Fran. . Detroit Green Bay ft 2S0 17fi .17 1IHI 14li .5.it 1S5 185 .3:1.1 Itili 233 .25(1 212 2KB .250 211 241 CONFERENCE .WW 3IHi 125 .667 237 176 .556 21 216 .444 161 256 .375 2114 222 .125 138 276 Sunday Results New York 30, Washington (I Cleveland 28, Philadelphia 14 Baltimore 34. Ixs Angeles 7 Chicago Bears -2(1, Detroit 7 Pittsburgh 27. Chi. Cards 20 San Francisco 33, Green Bay l: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS game with three remaining. lit 14 by hitting Jim Mutcheller The New York Giants kept a villi an 12-yard I'D toss in the game behind Cleveland with a 30-nk'olts' 21 point fourth period. It, victory over the Washington Bed skins, and the Pittsburgh Sleelers. anotJier game to the rear, hung on lo the Giants' tail with a 27-211 triumph over the Chicago Cardi nals. In the West, the Chicago Bears look over sole possession of sec ond place by beating the Detroit Lions 20-7 while Los Angeles fal tered. The Lions' defeat eliminat ed the defending world champions from title consideration. The San Francisco 40ers moved past them into fourth place with a 33-12 vic tory over the last-place Green Bay Packers. Colts 34, Rams 7 Vnitas, who suffered two cracked ribs in the Green Bay same three weeks ago, lit that passing arm, is healthy for again He proved it Sunday, shooting down the title bid of the Los An eeles Rams and passing Balti more to a 34-7 victory. It was the Colts' eighth triumph in nine Na tional Football League games. Bal timore now leads the Western ; Conference by two games with ! only three to plav, And Bobby Mitchell, Paul Biwn's young speedster, is zoom ing toward acclaim as pro foot ball's Rookie o the Year. He looked it Sunday, shaking loose for a 98-yard touchdown run on the opening kickoff, then com ing back in the same period with a 69-yard score on a punt return as the Cleveland Browns whipped the Philadelphia Eagles 28-14. Cleveland, with a 7-2 record, leads the Eastern Conference by one Briefs By HE ASSOCIATED PRESS FOOTBALL Cleveland held on to a game : lead in the NFL's Eastern Divi sion with a 28-14 triumph over the Philadelphia Eagles. In the west ern half. Baltimore beat Los An geles 34-7 to keep a two-game . advantage. Syracuse was named to play : Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl, Louisiana State in the Sugar Bowl, Texas Christian in the Cotton Bowl and California to play Iowa in the Hose Bowl. GOLF MEXICO CITY Ireland's Harry Bradshaw and Christy O'Connor won the Canada Cup team cham pionship with a combined score of 579 and Angel Miguel of Spain defeated Bradshaw in a playoff for individual honors. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -Pete Cooper defeated Wes Ellis Jr., in a playoff and won the $15,000 West Palm Beach Open. RACING BALTIMORE Intentionally (S4.60) scored an easy length and three quarter victory in the $168, 020 Pimlico Futurity. NEW YORK Vertex ($8.10) romped lo a 5 length victory in the $57,600 ldlewild Handicap at Jamaica. Jeff, Wind Eye A-1 Title By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It will be Jefferson ot Portland and Medford, the No. 1 and 2 teams in the Associaled Press poll, for the Oregon Class A-l high school football championship at Portland's Multnomah Stadium Friday night. Medford shaded Pendleton ranked No. 9, in a 27-26 thriller at Medford Saturday night. Jefferson had won its way into the final with a 380 defeat of West Linn Friday night. Mike Murray's conversion kick one of three he made, provided the margin that beat Pendleton in the final quarter. It came after a 46-yard Med ford march in nine plays. Gerry Lyons, Mcdford's leading ground gainer, went the final seven yards to the touchdown that tied the sr"re. Vendleton came back to give Medford a had scare. The Buck aroos gained possession of the ball on downs at the Medford 41 yard line. Accurate passing by quarter back Dennis Tyler sparked a drive that carried Pendleton to the Medford 13. But here, Lynn Knight, Med ford tackle, intercepted a Tyler pass and returned it to the Med ford 42. That squelched Pendle ton's final threat. scrim mage at his own 42. he hit speedy receiver Lennie Moore on the Ram 18 and the ex-Penn State halfback kept going for the score. The play gave L'nitas 22 straight NFL games in which he has passed for at least one TD. The record is 23. It was Unitas' 13th scoring pass of the season, and he later made tnal same period, initas score on a one-yard plunge,. He passed for 218 yards over-all, connecting on 14 of 20. All this came after George Shaw threw for seven touchdowns as his replacement the past three weeks. Coach Weeb Ewbank decided just helore game time that l'nitas would start Sunday. The Rams' passing ran up 344 yards, but four interceptions, com bined with live fumbles, made Iheir attack ineffective. I.os Angeles 0 0 7 0 7 Baltimore 7 6 0 21 34 I.os Angeles: D, Wilson (4 rum. PAT. Cothren. Baltimore: TD, Moore 2 '58 pass from l'nitas, 8 run'. Mutcheller '12 pass from L'nitas'. Unitas it plunge', Dupre 16 run). PAT, My lira 4. Bears 20, Lions 7 The Bears, beaten twice by the Colls, can only hope that the Balt imore team loses to either the Rams or the 4t)crs. whom the Colts meet home-and-home. The Chicago team kept in the running at De troit Sunday thanks to Zeke Bjat kowski and Bill McColl, who com bined (or two scoring passes in the Army, Navy Show Respect For Big Tilt ANNAPOLIS, Md. AP Army and Navy are showing a tradition ally healthy respect for each oth er's football prowess as they pre pare for their annual football bat tle at Philadelphia Saturday. Steven Belichick. chief scout for Navy, calls the Cadets "the most explosive football team I've ever seen much better and entirely different from the team we beat last year." And Army's lop scout, Dale Hall, said (he Middies have a tremendous" squad which could pose more of a threat to the Ca dets than the one which won 14 0 last year. "Their passing attack is strong er than it has been, and in (half back) Joe Bellino they have a greater individual threat," Hall sums up. "As a sophomore he has made mistakes, but he has made fewer and fewer and is one of the finest runners in the country if not the finest." Belichick counters that Army halfback Pete Dawkins "is the finest all-around back I've seen in college lootball." He says Dawkins is a great team leader a "take charge" guy who sets the pace for the Cadets a tremendous runner, good pass er, good blocker, "and ought to win every award in the books this year." But the strength of the undefeat ed Cadets runs much deeper than individual players, the Navy back- field coach says. "This team has impressed me more than any others because they do many things well and are so explosive." he says. "They can kill you either passing or running." This year Army is also a pass g team one of the nation's finest and both Dawkins and An derson take a hand in this along with quarterback Joe Caldwell. A lot of Army's passing is off run ning plays and if you draw your linebackers in they throw over you, Belichick says. Army scout Hall considers Navy's passing attack, guided by junior quarterback Joe Tranchini, and the running of Bellino, on punt and kickoff returns as well as rushing plays, lo be major factors for Army to stop. Merrill Plays Yoncalla 'IT In Grid Finals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Merrill and Yoncalla will clash next weekend for the Oregon class B high school football title. Neither the site of the game nor the date were set at once. Merrill, playing on its home field, found a heavy fog no prob lem as it trampled Umatilla, 31-0 in a semi-final playoff game Saturday. Yoncalla squeezed by Tillamook iB Catholic, 7-0. on the losers field. John Haskins got Merrill roll ing in the second period with an 85-yard run through the Umatilla defense. An even longer run covering 95 yards was reeled off by Has kins' teammate, Bud Maupin, in the fourth period. Haskins also scored on runs of one and 15 yards. Umatilla made its only serious scoring threat in Ihe final quarter when it moved to the Merrill five yard line. But here, Merrill held for downs, and Maupin promptly raced away on his long scoring dash. Umatilla ran up 12 first downs to Merrill's live. But Merrill, with all its long runs, amassed 306 yards from scrimmage to 165 for Umatilla. Y oncalla moved 57 yards across a muddy turf for the lone touch down on its game at Tillamook. Jim Booth passed on an 11-yard play to Ron Ravel for Ihe score. Ravel ran across the extra point. In the drive Ravel also com pleted passes for 9 and 12 yards. Yoncalla led in first downs with 11 to Tillamook Catholic's 9. It had an advantage in total yards of 227 to 157. third period when Detroit had a T-6 lead. ,'hicago 3 .1 14 0 2J Detroit 0 7 0 0 7 Chicago Bears: TD, McColl 2 i." nass from Bralkowski, 67 pass from Rratkowski'. PAT, Blanda 2. FG. Illanda 2 (15. 35). Detroit: TD. Cassady (14 pass from Morrall'. PAT, Martin. Browns 28, Eagles 14 With the great Jimmy Brown being held to a season low of 66 yards rushing and without a touch down ihe has 1.229 yards and 17 Tils this year', Mitchell made the difference at Cleveland where the Eagles played the Browns even alt er the lirst period. Eagle quarter back Norm Van Brocklin passed for 210 yards on 18 of 29 throws, one lor a touchdown. Philadelphia 0 7 7 0 14 Cleveland 14 7 0 7 28 Philadelphia: TD, Barnes (3 plunge), McDonald (31 pass from Van Brocklin). PAT, Walslon 2. Cleveland: TD, Mitchell 2 (98 kickoff return, 69 punt return) I, Carpenter '1 plunge), Renfro (34 pass from Plum). PAT, Groza 4 Giants 30, Skins 0 Those unpredictables, quarter back Charley Conerly and place ment kicker Pat Summerall, were on course at New York as the Gi anls scored their first shutout of the season. Summerall booted three field goals lor a 9-0 lead before Conerly took over and passed for a pair of touchdowns. Don Hein rich threw for another Giant score as the Redskins gave up 173 yards in the air and 186 on the ground. Veteran quarterbacks and field goals were the story ot the other two games. Washington 0 0 0 0 0 New York 6 10 7 7 30 New York: D, McAfee (10 pass from Conerly). Gilford 13 pass from Conerly), Schnelker (4 pass from Heinrich'. FG. Summerall 3 '41, 37. 20). PAT. Summerall 3. Pitt 27, Cards 20 At Chicago, Bobby Layne con nected with Jimmy Orr of the Sleelers on a 78-yard scoring pass in the fourth period lo break a 20-20 lie with the Cardinals. Tom Miner, the league FG leader with 12. kicked two for the Steelcrs, and rookie Bobby Conrad booted a pair for the Cards. 10 10 0 7 27 10 3 7 0 20 TD, Elter 2 (5 run, (78 pass-run from Miner 3. FG, Miner Pittsburgh Chicago Pittsburgh: run', Orr Layne). PAT 2 '37. 30). Chicago: TD, Matson 2 (101 kick- off return, 1 plunge). PAT. Con rad 2. FG. Conrad 2 (38, 12) 49ers 33, Packers 12 At Milwaukee, where the Packer 49er game ended with five play ers being ejected for fighting. Y. A Tittle threw for three touchdowns Two of them came in the final period when Ihe 49ers rolled for 21 points after the Packers' Paul llornung and the San Francisco's Gordy Soltau each kicked two field goals to help fashion a 12-12 tie. San Francisco 9 0 3 21 33 Green Bay 6 3 3 0 1 San Francisco: TD, Wilson (6 pass Irnm tittle, la pass trom Tittle), McElhenny (2 run', Owens '21 pass form Tittle). PAT. Soltau 3. FG. Soltau 2 (17, 2R. Green Bay: TD. Howton '16 pass from Parillil. FG, Hornung 2 (41, 37). Chas. J. 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