(leveland, Detroit Earn Berths;
Chargers, Oilers Display Power
LA, Titan
Struggle
A Record
By Vetted Press International
The Los Angeles Chargers and
Houston Oilers, who meet Jan. 1
in the American Football League's
championship playoff, ended their
regular season Sunday with im
pressive displays of power.
Los Angeles defeated the New
York Titans, 50-43, in the highest
scoring game of the AFL's first;
season. And the Oilers rallied for
17 points in the final period to
bent the Boston Patriots, 37-21
In the AFL's other Sunday
game, the Dallas Texans rode
quarterback Cotton Davidson's
passes to a 24-7 triumph over the
Buffalo Bills. The Oakland Raid'
ers beat the Denver Broncos, 43-10
Saturday.
The victories gave both Hous
ton and Los Angeles a 10-4 record
for the season. They meet at
Houston in two weeks . for the
championship.
: Lead Change Often
The lead changed hands eight
WAYNE SCOn. Sportt Editor
Monday, December 19, I960 !
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UO, OSC Quintets
Take Holiday Rest
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oregon 1 and Oregon State
both take vacations from basket
ball this week after scoring Satur
day night victories.
Oregon (now 2-2) defeated visit
ing Arizona State 71-55 while Ore
gon State (now 3-3) was downing
highly regarded Seattle 67 - 53.
Both Oregon and Oregon State
will be idle until the Far West
Classic tournament at Portland
Dec. 28-30.
Seattle (4-2) takes on Memphis
State at Seattle tonight, then also
rests until the Far West Classic,
Oregon State's 6-10 Karl Ander
son led his team to the win, scor-
Kossi was outstanding on de
fense and scored 11 points for the
Staters. Steve Pauly also was a
inir 11 nninle Hut tha nitf naurc
times in the Los Angeles-New. for ,he WM form.
York game before the Chargers' . ir ntmmt nopv
in the final period. Quarterbacks
Jack Kemp of the Chargers and
Al Dorow of the Titans each
threw three touchdown passes.
Ben Aeajanian kicked field
goals of 41, 37 and 27 yards for
the Chargers before a crowd of
11,457 in the Los Angeles Coll
ie' im.
, New York led 43-33 early in the
final quarter before Kemp passed
It yards to Blanche Martin for a
touchdown, carried over on a five
yard run and then Agajanian
kicked his third field goal.
; At Houston, a crowd of 22.352
watched Ed , Songin complete
touchdown passes of 37 and 39
yards to Oscar Lofton, and 28
yards to Jim Colclough to give
Boston a 21-20 lead after three
periods.
88-Yard Return
However, George Blanda kicked
a 10-yard field goal for Houston
early in the final period, Dave
Smith scored on a 40-yard pass
from rookie Jackie Lee, and Char
ley Tolar went over from the 10
to clinch the Oilers' victory. Billy
Cannon ran back a kickoff
vards for a Houston touchdown in
the third period.
Davidson, restricted to place-
kicking duties for two previous
games, returned to the Texans
quarterback assignment and threw
two long scoring passes that beat
Buffalo before about 18,000 fans
at Dallas.
Davidson connected with Chris
Burford for a 33-yard touchdown
nlav and later with Johnny Robin-
son in a pass play that covered
T4 yards.
There also was sophomore Ter
ry Baker, the football star, who
had been expected to pass up
basketball. He turned out Thurs
day, however, and made a brief
appearance in the game Satur
day. He scored no points, but was
poised and is expected to see
more action in the future.
Dave Mills led the Seattle scor
ing with 22 points.
Seattle held a 24-23 lead at
halftime, but early in the second
half Oregon State ran up 15 points
while holding Seattle to four free
throws, and Seattle never was a
threat again.
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Jimmy Brown set a
Football League record, snapped
an old jinx and boosted the Cleve-
land Browns into the "Playoff
Bowl" all In an afternoon's
work.
That was just about all there
was left for Brown to do Sunday,
since the Green Bay Packers and
Philadelphia Eagles previously1
had clinched the division titles in
the NFL, The Eagles and Pack
ers meet Dec. 26 in Philadelphia
for the championship,
And thanks largely to Brown's
bulldozing, Cleveland meets the;
Detroit Lions in the Jan. 7 game
at Miami, Fla., . between
NFL's division runnersup.
Brown, who gained only 25
yards during the first three per
iods, carried for 84 yards from
scrimmage in the final quarter
and also ran most of the distance
on a 37-yard touchdown pass from
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Lucky Lanes
Buckeyes, Braves Face hughies
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ohio State and Bradley, the 1-2
punch in college basketball, will
find out this week if they've
learned the art of self defense.
The Buckeyes, defending NCAA
champions, play Loyola of Chica
go tonight and then go for victory
No. 6 Thursday night against De
troit (4-l. Ohio State was rated
first in last week's Associated
Press poll and the Titans were
third.
Both were victorious over the
weekend, Ohio State winning over
tough little Wichita 93-82 and De
troit beating Nebraska 71-62.
Bradley, second ranked, plays
Gonzaga tonight, then tries to set
tle an old score wilh Missouri
Valley foe Cincinnati. The Braves
have been runnerup to Cincy in
Now Robertson U gone and
Cincy Is just another ball club
with a 4-2 mark. Bradley is 6-0
and ran its w inning streak over
the two seasons to 12 straight with
an 88-66 victory Saturday night
over Wisconsin.
With the Christmas recess In
progress or about to begin in
most colleges and universities, the
program is just the calm before
the tournament storm which will
burst forth In every corner of the
country next week.
Most of the nation's top teams
play only one game this week.
Fifth-ranked North Carolina (3-2
meets Creighton; St. Bonaventure
(6-0) plays Western Ontario and
Duke (5-0) goes against Georgia
Tech, tonight.
Fourth-ranked Indiana (4-1)
plays Notre Dame Tuesday night
Cardinals, 8-0 after beating while Portland beat Gonzaga 73-54
Georgetown (Ky) 80-63 Saturdayifor the City of Roses tournament
the MVC for the past three years while ninth-rated Louisville and
when Oscar Robertson led the 10th-ranked North Carolina State
Bearcats. also have a light schedule. The
night, take on Louisiana State
Wednesday night and the Wolf
pack, an 82-76 winner over
Georgia Tech for a 5-1 mark,
plays LaSalle Tuesday night.
Elsewhere, St. John's, ranked
7th with a 4-4 mark, takes on Pitt
and Gonzaga this week while Duke
(No. 8), pits its -0 mark against
Georgia Tech and Florida.
Indiana won over Nevada 80-52,
North Carolina beat Kansas 78-70,
and St. Bonaventure easily
handled Morehead 106-88 to make
it a clean sweep for the top-ranked
clubs.
Auburn tabbed itself as the
team to beat for the Southeastern
Conference crown, beating Ala
bama 74-62 for the Birmingham
Classic title, making its record
5-0 this year, and running its win
ning streak to 14. Duquesne's
80-66 victory over hometown foe
Pitt gave it the Steel Bowl title
title at Portland, Ore. :
Wake Forest moved to the top
of the Atlantic Coast Conference
race with a 72-60 upset of Mary
land, Temple handed Kentucky its
second loss, 66-58. The Wildcats
host to the Kentucky Classic, be
ginning Wednesday at Lexington,
Ky., while California meets St.
Louis in the other pairing.
Oklahoma City and Tulane each
lost for the tat time. Houston's
late rally cut down Oklahoma City
78-65 and SMU belted the Greenies
83-67. Drake surprised Dayton
73-62.
UCLA defeated Butler 73-61,
Southern Ca! won over Notre
Dame 93-63 and Memphis State
beat Montana State 77-50 in some
Far West intersectional jousts.
St. Mary's (Calif.) won over Min
nesota S4-i2 but Purdue beat
Washington State 74-46 and Iowa
State defeated Washington 60-50.
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defensive standout and scored 8 scored 11 each. Jerry Hahn tal-
points. Ilied 19 for the losers.
Oregon had no trouble with.Mit Plum as Cleveland exploded
Arizona stale, taxing a leao.
by halftime and coasting in from
there. Charley -Warren led Oregon
with 31 points, while Denny
Strickland and Butch Kimpton
Disappointed Ducks
Arrive Home Today
PHILADELPHIA (AP) The
Oregon Ducks still nursed their
disappointment today as they
prepared to fly home from the
41-12 defeat they took at the hands
of Perm State in the Liberty Bowl.
The team was expected to land
at Eugene about 3-30 p.m. PST.
"The worst tackling I've ever
seen by an Oregon team," said
coach Len Casanova. "Many
times wc had the runner stopped
at the line, only to let him slip
off for five or more yards. Penn
State's backs are good, but not as
good or as fast as we made them
look."
Casanova added: "Pens State
hits as hard as "any team we
played this year, and Id have to
put them on a par with Oregon
Slate and Washington. They took
advantage of out many mistakes.
'Sure it hurt to lose (Cleveland)
Jones on the first play. We had
to readjust both offensively and
defensively and while (Mickey)
Bruce caught the ball well, we
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high team game. K. Amusement 606; high! Weed.
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game, Elaine Plckerlll 104.
Mount Shasta
Wins Tourney
MOUNT SHASTA (Special) -The
host Mount Shasta Bears
dropped the McCloud Loggers
57-49 to win the Southern Sis
kiyou Basketball Tournament here
Saturday night.
The tourney, a four-team af
fair, began Friday night. The en
trants also included Dunsmuir and
Larkln Ins.
Larrys Foods
Pepsi Cola
Klmes Plbg.
pioneer Tooacc
Llston Aircraft -
Montgomery were
Elllngson Loggers
Bowers Pisi,
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missed Jones as a runner and as
a threat.
It seems as if we piled a whole
Reason of mistakes into one
game."
The Ducks attended a banquet
Saturday night, and toured Val
ley Forge Sunday.
Jones, the little Oregon half
back who was injured on the
first play of the game, when
Penn State player accidentally
kicked his back, underwent heat
treatment.
If his back dries not respond,
Casanova said he would recom
mend that halfback Dave Gray
son replace Jones for the All-
American Bowl in Tucson Satur
day ; and the Copper Bowl in
Phoenix Dec. 31.
Grayson, who compiled 93 yards
in 10 carries Saturday, yas se
lected by a group of sportswriters
as the day's outstanding back.
Dave Grosz, Oregon quarter-
hack, also is scheduled to play in
both the All-American and Copper
bowls.
Redskin
Mentor
Canned
WASHINGTON (AP)-Mike Nix
on, 49, has been fired as head
coach of the Washington Redskins.
Assistant coach Bill McPeak prob
ably will succeed him.
That was the situation today
after the Redskins closed an era
at Griffith Stadium with their
worst record in history one vie
tory, nine defeats and two ties.
The Philadelphia Eagles, the
National Football League's East-j
ern champions, bombed the 'Skins
88-28 Sunday on the passing of
Norm Van Brocklin and Sonny
Jurgensen. Since the Redskins are(ne W57 legislature to control
Emergency Hunting
Applications Due
Oregon hunters who would like emergency hunts cannot be pre-
to participate in emergency big, dieted in advance, it is neces-
game hunts during 1961 to assist
in alleviating game damage are
advised they have until Jan. 15 to
file applications. Interested per
sons are urged by the game com
mission to apply immediately by
post card for eligibility on the
county rosters.
Information on the card should
include the applicant's name, ad
dress, telephone number, and the
county applied for. A hunting li
cense is not required at the time
of applying but is necessary be
fore participating in any hunt.
Applicants are cautioned to apply
for only one county since dupli
cate applications will be discard
ed. Authority for emergency big
game hunts was authorized by
moving Into Washington's new 50,-000-seat
stadium next fall, it was
the last pro game for ancient
Griffith Stadium. It also was the
Redskins' best showing of the year
at home.
Commendable as R was in de
feat, the performance . left the
Redskins in the Eastern basement
and failed to save the popular
K'ixon. George Preston Marshall
owner of the club, confirmed after
the game previous reports that
Nixon's contract would not be re
newed. He said Nixon, ninth of
his coaches in a 24-season span
at Washington, had been informed
two weeks ago.
"I think he is a terrific man,"
Marshall said of Nixon. "Perhaps
his greatest weakness is that he is
too nice a man.
McPeak. 34, a balding, former
Pitt and Pittsburgh Steeler end,
ts a man of mystery. Friends said
he wanted to avoid embarrassing
attention while his friend Nixon,
who hired him, was in a difficult
Situation.
Marshall ruled out anyone from
(be college level as his next coach.
He would not rule out anyone on
Hie Redskins' staff but said he
had discussed the post with three
Biea outside the organization.
sary to establish rosters of elig
ible hunters. Any resident 17
years or older may apply by
mailing a post card to the game
commission, 1634 S. W. Alder,
Portland.
AU post cards received on or
before Jan. 15 will be considered
in the public drawing to be held
on Jan. 19 to determine the list
ing order of applicants.
Eligible hunters will be notified
in the order of their eligibility
when a season is authorized.
Hunters are reminded that if a
season is authorized they will be
called to participate on short
notice. Any hunter who refuses to
participate when called will au
tomatically be moved to the bot
tom of the list and the next hunt-
with 27 points in the last period
to beat the New York Giants,
48-34. ,
I Long Sought Victory
Thaf performance enabled the
230-POUnd fullback to become the Great Northern
first player in NFL history to win
the ground - gaining championship
four consecutive seasons. His un
official 1960 rushing total was
1,256 yards.
The victory also was Cleve
land's first over the nemesis
Giants in their last seven meet
ings dating back to 1957.
And it clinched second place
for Cleveland in the Eastern Di
vision of the league. That finish
and the prospect of a victory over
Detroit ia the Playoff Bowl gives
each member of the Browns a
chance to earn an extra $1,000
for the season.
The Lions qualified as the
Western Division representative
in the Miami game by crushing
the Chicago Bears, 36-lV The San
Francisco Forty-Niners finished
in a second-place tie in the West
ern sector when they drubbed the
Baltimore Colts, 34-10. However,
the Lions won the runnerup bowl
berth because they scored more
points than did the Forty-Niners
in splitting their two regular-sea
son games.
Cards Wallop Steelers
The Eagles, who clinched the
Eastern Division title two weeks
ago, went through a winning 38-28
workout against the Washington
Redskins, and the St. Louis Car
dinals walloped the Pittsburgh
Steelers, 38-7, in other games that
wound up the NFL's regular season.
The Packers won the Western
Division championship Saturday
by defeating the Los Angeles
Rams, 35-21, on the West Coast.
Lose Fourth Straight
At Detroit, the Lions closed out
their season with their fourth
straight victory and their seventh
in the last nine games before 51,-
017 fans. Fullback Nick Pietrosan
te gained 104 rushing yards to
break the 24-year-old club record
set by Ace Gutowski. Pietrosan
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The Weed cagers defeated Duns
muir, 56-49. in the consolation
round.
The tournament's Outstanding
Player Award was presented to
Dunsmuir 's Tom Loncy. Loney
contributed 23 points in the Ti
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Weed and Dunsmuir tied in
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Halfback Lenme Lyles ran
back a kickoff 97 yards for a
touchdown and set up another
score wilh a 78-yard kickoff re
turn as San Francisco sent Balti
more down to its fourth straight
defeat before 57,269 fans. Lyles'
97-yard TD run broke a 10-10 tie
in the second period and the Colts
never got back in the game.
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Football
Standings
Profna tonsil Feotbalt Standings
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
National League
FINAL
Eastern Division
W L T Pet Ptsi OP
10 2 0 .83,1 321 246
8 3 1 .727 361 217
6 4 t .600 271 261
6 5 1 .545 288 230
5 1 .455 240 275
1 9 2 .100 178 309
Western Division
Green Bay ... 4 0 .667 332 209
Detroit 7 5 0 .583 239 212
San Francisco 7 5 0 .583 208 205
Baltimore 6 0 .500 288 234
Chicago 5 1 .455 194 299
Los Angeles ... 4 7 1 .364 265 297
Dallas 0 11 1 .000 177 369
free-throw contest staged duringjhas appeared
the meet and the playoff will be
held on Jan. 13 when the two
clubs meet in a regularly sched
uled league game.
The scoring summaries:
McClwxl I4f) Scallse I. Fratte 1.
Zan e. Miller II, a. Petersen IX Grady
6.
Mount Shasta (111 Houoh I, Cross t,
Stewart I, Abbe IS, McHugri sV Mac
Cowan 2. March! 10.
Two of the most impressive
records in the state accompany a
pair of Burns Elks Club fighters
who are slated to appear on the
big Owl Hoot amateur boxing
show here Thursday night.
The Capps brothers, Bob and
Keith, both of whom are matched
against Chiloquin Boys Club bat
tlers in a double main event on
the 10 or 12-bout Klamath Audi
torium card, have held, at one
time or another, almost every ti
tle available in their weight class
es in two states.
The young scrappers are broth
ers of Everett Capps, a former
National AAU champ, and each
Weed (S4l-MIIIr 4. Mauonl J. Auman
11, DeBortoll I, Gilliam 14, Pauletto 3,
Sbarbaro 10, Fotopolous 3.
Dunsmuir (4tl Loney 73, Hlokey J. Jar-
dan 4. Landoo 10, Mallei 4 Grant 2,
Rea 3.
Duke University's basketball
team lists IS players from nine
In national semi
final action over the past two
yeais. . , -
Keith, 130 pounds, was North
west Golden Gloves runnerup in
1959, Oregon AAU champion and
runnerup to the Rocky Mountain
champion in addition to hold
ing the National Novice title.
He is paired with Cluloquins
Leon weeks, a budding young
leatherslinger who Is currently the
Oregon Novice king, Weeks Is
handled and trained by Lou Jones
and Ernie Kraus who are also
serving as matchmakers for the
Oregon Tech athletic fund benefit
show Thursday.
Bob Capps, also 130 pounds, will
mix with Cfezie Gallagher of Chil
oquin, one of the top-ranked fight
ers of the state hi his weight.
Gallagher was forced to miss the
recent Oregon novice champion
ships because of an injured hand.
Capps is the current Oregon,
the national semifinals the last
two years.
The Burns club, which will fur
nish eight fighters for the pro
gram, is under the direction oflU4-2)
Kay Thornberg who will handlei
the boys m the KF ring.
Tickets to the show are now1
'Small' 5's
Slate Games
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oregon small college teams
wind up tlieir prc-Christmas bas
ketball schedules with four garnet
tonight and four more on Tues
day night.
Tonight's schedule sends Pacif
ic (1-4) against Eastern Washing
ton, Eastern Oregon (1-5) against
the University of Alaska. Oreeoo
Northwest and Rocky MountainiTech (2-6) against Northwest Naz.
champion and has competed injarene and Southern Oregon (2-3)
against Humboldt State.
Tuesday's schedule is the sama
except Eastern Washington's op
ponent will be Lewis and Clark
Only two Oregon teams posted
victories in Saturday games. Wil
lamette (now 5-2) topped E as teat
available at Herman's . Men'sJ Washington 61-58 and Lewis aid
Store, Dick Reeder Store and the
Klamath Billiards in Klamath
Falls and at the City Store and
Ron's Drugs in Chiloquin. Admis
sion prices are $1.50 for ringside
seats and $1 general admission.
Clark downed Puget Sound 83-75.
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles
Dodgers stole 50 bases last sea
son, best figure in the National
League since MM whea Max Car
ey stole 51.
Founder Mambar, The Bourbon Institute,
SUaitJvtucljoi
Philadelphia
Cleveland .
New York .
St: Louis ...
Pittsburgh ..
Washington
American League
FINAL
Eastern Division
WLT Pet Pts OP
Houston 10 4 0 .714 379 285
New York .... 7 7 0 .500 382 399
Buffalo 5 8 1 .385 296 303
Boston 5 9 0 .357 286 349
Western Division
Los Angeles . . 10 4 0 .714 373 336
Dallas 8 8 0 .571 362 253
Oakland 8 0 .429 319 388
Denver 4 1 .308 309 393
crop damage. Since the need forler in line will be called.
Liberty Bowl Promoter Sees
Bigger, Better Days Coming
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Pro
moters don't like promoting for
peanuts and Ambrose (Bud) Dud-
ley, inventor and pilot of the Lib-
Philadelphia Stadium. The snow
and chill kept the attendance
short of even "modest" estimates
of some 20,000. But the Liberty
t-rtv Bowl Association looked for- Bowl Association lost out.
ward todav to better times.
Penn State and Oregon will re
ceive about J60.000 apiece for the
A mere 16,624 fans braved 30
derrpe temperatures and 20-mile-an
hour winds to watch the Nit-
nationally-televised gridiron showlanv jiions mai (le Webfoots in
Saturday which Penn State won a horseshoe stadium which can
hv a 41-12 score in snowed-in at nem.v m nm spectators.
"We lost money on this year's
gnme, but Ihe schools will make
out okay," said Dudley after ap
praising the results of his labors.
"But just because we lost money,
ducsp't mean an end to the Lib
erty Bowl," he emphasized.
Dudley discounted opinions ol
amateur weathermen who claim
Philadelphia weather in mid-De
Ed Machen,
Bethea Meet
PORTLAND (AP) Heavy
weight Eddie Machen of Portland
who w as outpointed by Sonny Lis
ton in his last outing, will meet
f l,-. 11.. . tl! I 1 m
scheduled 10-round boxing boutl: i00 00,(1 for
... oowi iooinaii game.
Ernie Banks of the Chicago
Cubs has hit more than 40 home
runs a season the last four years.
"It's not true,'' said Dudley.
"The weather during the past
week Is most unusual for Phila
delphia at this lime."
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