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r ; WT,,,,.,,.,. . , 'y'r'-'" ,1 ib 1 1 id ss renng National Leaj;9e W.. L...Pct. Snider's ninth-inning single en abled Los Angeles to tie the score against Milwaukee and his Uth inning single won the parn 4-3 after Hodges, playing his 2.000th major league, game, beat out a bunt single. The Dodgers' victory, coupled with Cincinnati's 4-0 defeat at the hands of their Philadelphia cous ins, cut the Reds' lead to 3'j games. Los Angeles is only two back in the all important loss column, li was the Phils' third victory over the Reds in 22 games. Cincinnati has nine games to play to the DodgRs' 12. The Reds are idle Monday while Los An geles topes to fatten up against the Chicago Cubs. Stan Musial celebrated his 20th anniversary in the major leagues, all with St. Louis, by hitting his 14th home run while Larry Jack son shut out Pittsburgh 3-0 wiih five hits. Felipe Alou went on a tear against Chicago w ith four hits, in cluding his 18lh homer and (our rolled to an 8-2 decision over th with a bouncing sing.? down the right field line. Sandy Koufax, fourth Dodger pitcher, won his I7th.McMahoii lost his second game in two days. struck out nine and shut out the Reds for eight innings. In the 'op of the ninth he was hit on the head by a ball thrown by Eddie Kasko as he moved from first to G.B. 3'i 8 1 II 18 28', 43i Cubs. Cincinnati 88 57 .607 Los Angeles ... 83 59 .585 San Francisco 78 64 .549 Bums 4, Braves 3 Milwaukee rode along with a 2-0 Milwaukee .. 76 67 .531 lead behind Carl Willey going to the eighth when Ihe Dodgers git their first run on Willey's wild pilch with the bases loaded. Norm Larker's double and Snider's sin gle tied it in the ninth. Norm Sherry opened the 11th with a single and all hands were safe when relief pitcher Don Mc.Mahon 11 Innings St. Louis 76 67 .531 second and was carried off the field. Frank Sullivan preserved the shutout. Mil 000 002 0110 01 3 1 1 Pittsburgh 68 73 Chicago 59 85 .482 410 .306 L. Angeles 000 000 011 02 4 9 0 Willey. McMahon 8 and Torre. Drysdaie. Perranoski I8. Farreil (91 Koufax U and Roseboro, N. Philadelphia . . 44 100 Philadelphia scored three in the third off Bob Purkey, two coming By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Duke Snider and Gil Hodges, a Sherry (8. Winner Koufax (17- on a triple by Tony Gonzalez that Jerry Lynch misjudged in left 111. Loser McMahon (6-41. Phils 4, Reds 0 Art Mahaffey of the Phils couple of holdovers from the Dod gers' old salad days, are breath field. Phila 003 000 010 4 9 1 (Continued On 10) ' muffed Bob Aspromonte's higli bouncer for an error. Hodges boat ing new lite into the National League race. runs batted in, as, San Francisco out a bunt and Snider broke it up fFfle n Mm I. THEY BOTH CAME HARD In the picture at top, Ore qon Tech quarterback Bill Ransome got teammate Stan Glass buried on the bottom of the pile as a decoy then plunged into the end zone with the six points that won 12-6 over Westminster in the Owls' opener. The victory was the I Oth straight. In the picture at bottom, freshman Lanny Myers, one of the standout performers in the win,' moves ahead of work-horse fullback Stan Glass as he blasts through for the Owls' first score. The next action for the Owls will be held in Spokane's Memorial Stadium Saturday where they tangle with powerful Whitworth College, one of the three top small colleges in the United States. CONFERENCES rat af""s Mm National Football League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Division W. L. T. Pet. Philadelphia 1 Dallas 1 St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 0 Cleveland 0 New York '. 0 Washington 0 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 -CIO0 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon High School Football Portland League Madison 19, Grant 0 Franklin 28, Cleveland 6 Wilson 14, Lincoln 7 Jefferson 27, Roosevelt 7 Benson 20, Washington 0 Others: Concordia (Portland) 27, Neah kahnie 6 St. Marys (Medfordi 13, Lake view 0 Sutherlin 13, Douglas iDillardi 7 Burns 21, Alturas, Calif.. 6 Cathlamet, Wash., 20. Knappa, Ore., 20 Mcdford 1.1. Marshfield 7 Bend 33, Parkrose 0 Rainier 13, Banks 6 Burns 21, Alturas. Calif. 6 HAN Contest Score ChiloQuin 1. Malln 0 Weed . Yrtka 0 Pittsburgh 10, Miami T Cnico it. 37, Southern Oreoon 0 Shasta 0. Ashland 0 MMtfX-d 13, Mershfieid t North Bond 7, Grants Past 0 Crater l. Ravnoids II Phoentx JO. Rogue Rlvtr 0 Eag'C Point 13. III. Val'tr 13 St. Marys tj. Lakevitw 0 Villanova 33. Miami of Ohio O Cincinnati 14. Dayton 12 Iowa St. Jt, Drafct 0 Tulsa 37, Hardin. Simmom W'cMfa 13. TottdO 7 VmoMl St. 40. Crenel 0 Florida St. 11 George Washington 7 Wm, I, Mary . VP1 0 pCmond 35. WtS Virginia 34 Sacred Heart J4, KU Jaweet ? San Jom St- U. Brigham Young 11 uh 40. coio. sttt o Wyoming 7. Montana 0 E"mW;.MS.J,s'l,""H ' Norm n Kunum ui li tSS XF" 1 Western Division Minnesota 1 San Francisco ... 1 Baltimore 1 Detroit 1 Los Angeles 0 Green Bay ......... 0 Chicago 0 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 .000 0 .000 1 0 .000 Sunday's Results Philadelphia 27, Cleveland 20 Detroit 17, Green Bay 13 Baltimore 27, Los Angeles 24 St. Louis 21, New York 10 San Francisco 35, Washington 3 Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 24 Minnesota 27, Chicago 13 Next Saturday's Game Chicago at Los Angeles N Next Sunday's Games, etc Amrrlran Football League Eastern Division W. L. T. Pet. Houston t...: 1 0 0 1.000 Boston 1 1 0 .500 Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 New York . . . . 1 1 0 .500 Western Division San Diego 2 0 n l two Denver 1 1 0 .500 Dallas 0 1 i Oaland 0 2 i Saturday Results Boston 45, Denver 17 Sunday Results Buffalo 41, New York 31 San Diego 44. Oakland 0 0 .000 .000 Phillie Hurt, Out Of Action CINCINNATI AP - Art Ma jhaffey. the Philadelphia Phillies nromisine richt hander. has been lost to the club for the rest of the " field Bals, Hie last 039-yard-'season because of a cerebral con-!er tnat broke a J4 M ,ie in tnc icussion and a hairline fracture of (inal Provcd ,0 thc the still suffered when hit bv thrown ball. 49ers Romp Mahaffey. carried frgm the field John Brodie threw four touch on a stretcher in the niniii inningjdown passes for San Francisco, of Sunday'! game against Cincin-itwo going lo Monte Stickles and nati. was taken -to a hosDital another lo J. D. Smith, who also wber Pnylcian said he would i scored on a plunge.lohn Aveni's he keot under observation UD to!29-vard field coal got Ihe only '72 hours. 'Dutchman' A Winner; Eagles Hit By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Something has gone awry. The Cleveland Browns are the unanimous choice to win the Na' tional Football League's Eastern Conference crown. The defending champion Philadelphia Eagles are dead without their great quarter-1 back Norm Van Brocklin. So are the St. Louis Cards without their great running duo of John David Crow and Joe Childress, and with quarterback Sim Etcheverry's sore arm. The Minnesota Vikings probably won't win a game and the Dallas Cowboys may be lucky to get just one. That was the word as late as noon Sunday before the league opened its 42nd season. Today, the tune has changed. The Philadelphia Eagles, with! Van Brocklin now coaching the new Minnesota entry, broke Cleve land's bubble the first time out 27-20. The Cards found that even with a half an arm and a couple of adequate runners in Frank Mestnik and Mai Hammack, they had enough to upset the New York Giants 21-10. The Vikings made the Chicago Bears look like Ihe new team with a 37-13 victory in their first start, while sophomore Dallas won its first game in 14 tries in the NFL, 27-24 over Pittsburgh. Eagles Triumph The Eagles applied the crusher; eariy on me crowns, springing Tim Brown on a 105-yard touch down run with the opening kick off. Sonny Jurgensen, Van Brock lin's successor, then tossed TD passes of 18 and six yards to Bobby Walston and Tom McDon ald, respectively, the former put ting Philly ahead to stay in the second period. Browns' quarterback Milt Plum completed 18 of 30 passes for 329 yards but the Eagles kept the running of Jimmy Brown and Bobby Mitchell in check. Cards 21, NY 10 Etcheverry, whose arm had little to do with his masterful play calling and deccptiveness. threw a five-yard TD toss to Mestnik after Hammack gave the Cards a 1410 lead with a 28-yard TD run. Giants' rookie Larry Hayes' block of a kick and its recovery in the end zone got the New York, ers' only TD. Viks 37, Bears 13 Rookie quarterback Fran Tar kenton, taking over for veteran Goerge Shaw, fired four touch down passes and scored another as the Vikings began their NFL career before 32,236 home fans. Cowboys Victor Rookie placekicker Allen Green, obtained in a three-way trade with Washington and New York, kicked a 27-yard game-winning field goal In the final second after Eddie LcBaron. in the final two minutes, guided the Cowboys on 8 75-yard TD drive Lions Upend GB Nick Pietrosante scored both Detroit touchdowns after punts by Yale Lary had set the Pacers deep in their own territory. The second was on an II -yard pass from Earl Morrall. Jim Taylor scored the Packer touchdown in the first four minutes. Colts 27, Rams 24 The Colts put the lid on Rams' quarterback Zeke Bratkowski, who helped his team score touch downs four out of the first five times Los Angeles had Ihe ball in the first half. Steve Mvhra's difference. Rekin points. Maris College Gridders Get Set By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The sleeping giants of college football begin to stir next Satur day when five teams in the run ning for national honors open operations. Alabama, Louisiana State, Penn State. Mississippi and Syracuse, all rated in the top 10 of the As sociated Press pre-season poll. start their seasons. Alabama, No. 3 behind Iowa and Ohio State, plays Georgia in a boutneastcrn conierence game. Louisiana Stale, No. 5, is at Rice and Mississippi, No. 9 plays Arkansas at Jackson, Miss. Penn State, No. 7 and virtual ly conceded Eastern honors be fore a whistle is blown, has no easy task in its opener 'against Navy. Syracuse, No. 9, goes1 against Oregon State at Portland. A sprinkling of teams got into action last Saturday with Pitt de feating Miami 10-7 in the first of the weekly NCAA television games. The Orange Bowl was a quagmire late in the fourth period when Fred Cox skipped around left end for 20 yards, then latcralled to Paul Martha who splashed 60 more yards for the winning, touchdown. New Mexico State, which cur rently holds the longest winning streak of 16 among major teams, whipped Arizona State College of Flagstaff 56-6. The Southern Conference also got underway with Richmond de feating West Virginia for the first time, 35-26, and Virginia Tech blasting William and Mary 20-6. Wyoming blanked Montana, 29- 0, and Utah downed Colorado State U., 40-0, in Skyline Confer ence openers. Wichita, the defend ing Missouri Valley champion, was hard-pressed to get past Toledo, 12-7, while Iowa State of the Big Eight whitewashed Drake, 21-0. In other games. Florida Stale outlasted George Washington. 15-7, and Villanova polished off Miami of Ohio 33-0. Hitchcock Candidate For Orioles DETROIT (API Billy Hitch cock, former American League infielder and now manager of the Vancouver club of the Pacific Coast 'League, loomed today as the leading candidate for the Bal timore Orioles' manager's job in 1362. The Associated Press learned that Lee MacPhail, president of the Orioles, flew to the West Coast last week to talk with Hitch cock and also to Leo Durocher. It is not known whether the Balti more boss and Hitchcock got to gether, although Hitchcock was in Los Angeles. The Orioles currently are led by Luman Harris, their former coach who was named interim pilot last month when Paul Richards re signed to become general mana ger of the New Houston club of the National League. Reg. Books Pkg. of 50 DIAMOND MATCHES 10 Thii ipacial, nd H other f roc try tpaxtli from lot wotk't d food Him Wtd nctdoy. Market Basket ' Hi m4 Pine South th t Shut Way (Sets 58th, Yanks Meed 2 WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor Monday, September 18, 1961 Chargers, Houston Slate Showdown By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Diego and Houston, leaders in the respective divisions of the American Football League, clash next Sunday in an early show - down t ony required couple of weekends to establish the pacers. One of them, San Diego, is un defeated for the entire season, in cluding the exhibitions. San Diego took over the un disputed lead in the Western Di vision Sunday with a smashing 44- triumph over Oakland. The Chargers got help from Boston, which walloped Denver 45-17. Denver had been tied with San Diego for the lead in the Western Division. Houston became the Eastern Di vision leader without throwing a pass or kicking a field goal. While the Oilers were idle Buifalo upset New York, 41-31, to leave Houston high and dry in first place Four games are scheduled next weekend with Boston at Buffalo Saturday night. 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San Diego had little trouble witn Oakland, which had taken a 5-0 licking from Houston a week ear lier. The Chargers charged to a 30-0 lead in the first half and coasted in. Paul Lowe, Bo Rober son and Charley Flowers ran for the touchdowns, Flowers and Rob erson scoring two apiece. UPSETS GONZALES PARIS (UP1 1 Australia's Ken Roscwall came from behind to upset Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 8-6, Sunday and win the world professional hard courts tennis championship.! new specifications. The undercar riage represents approximate- your 1410 So. Time Up For Rog Shortly American League W.. L.. . Pel.. G.B. New York ... 102 49 .675 Detroit 91 59 .607 10'i Baltimore 88 63 .583 14 Chicago 82 70 .539 204 Cleveland 73 Boston 73 Minnesota 66 Los Angeles ... 66 Washington ... 56 77 79 83 84 94 .487 28a .480 29'j .443 35 .440 354 .373 45'4 .369 46 Kansas City 55 94 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Roger Maris has 58 home runs and needs only two more in three decisions to tie Babe Ruth's all time record of 60 tt in 1927. Maris slammed No. 58 Sunday with Tony Kubck on base in the 12th inning at Detroit for a 6-4 New York Yankee victory over the Tigers. The Yanks, leading by 10'i games, can clinch the American League pennant with any combination of victories or Detroit defeats adding up to two As commissioner Ford Frick has decreed that Ruth's record must be tied or broken within 54 decisions a tie game Is not a do (Continued On 10) Beautiful Rcgiitarad IRISH SETTERS Six Months old, ready for training FITZGERALD RANCH 8 milti out on Keno Highway one - Mth tot the total price of your tractor. 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