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iwms And Urns MKTS Wm Fifth PAGE 10 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Monday, October 14, 1963 Stratahf Professional Football Standing! By United Prew International National League Eastern Division W L T Pet PF PA Cleveland 5 0 0 1.000 168 91 St. Louis 4 1 0 .800 152 91 New York 3 2 0 .600 122 122 Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 121 90 Philadelphia 2 2 1 .500 120 129 Washington 2 3 0 .400 110 131 Dallas 1 4 0 .200 86 134 Western Division W L T Pet PF PA Chicago Green Bay Minnesota Detroit Baltimore 5 0 0 1.000 137 48 4 1 0 .800 144 78 2 3 0 .400 118 155 2 3 0 2 3 0 0 5 0 .400 94 90 .400 91 95 San Fran ,000 54 135 Los Angeles 0 5 0 .000 46 174 Sunday's Results St. Louis 24 Pittsburgh 23 Cleveland 35 New York 24 Chicage 62 Los Angeles 14 Philadelphia 37 Washington 24 Baltimore 20 San Francisco 3 Green Bay 37 Minnesota 28 Dallas 17 Detroit 14 By NORMAN MILLER UPI Sports Writer Miko Ditka did the job with his hands, Charley Johnson with his arm and Herb Adderley with his chest, but Jimmy Brown outdid them all with his incredible churning legs. Brown was simply superb Sunday when he broke loose for two long third-period touchdown bursts that sent the Cleveland Browns on to a 35B4 victory over the New York Giants in their battle for first place in the Eastern Division of the Nation al Football League. It was Cleveland's fifth win without a defeat, i Ditka caught four touchdown passes as the Chicago Bears extended their record to M In the Western Division with a 52-14 Tout of the winless Los Angeles Rams. ' Johnson helped the St. Louis Cardinals remain in contention behind the Browns when he completed two last-period touchdown passes, the winning one with six seconds left to play, in a 24-23 squeaker over the Pittsburgh Stcclers. Blocked Field Goal ' And Adderley, a defensive back with a remarkable knack for hitting the headlines, blocked a potential game-win. ning field Roal-try by the Min nesota Vikings, permitting teammate Hank Gremmingor to pick up the loose ball and run 80 yards for a clinching touch down as the defending champi on Green Bay Packers won, 37-28. Linebacker Chuck Howlcy was a hero in the Dallas Cow boys' first win of tho season, intercepting two passes that set up a touchdown and field goal in a 17-14 upset victory over the Detroit Lions. In the two other games, Son ny Jurgensen threw four touch down passes as the Philadel phia Eagles defeated the Wash ington Redskins, 37-24, and the Baltimore Colts sent the San Francisco Forty Niners down to their fifth straight defeat, 20-3. A crowd of 62,989 In Yankee Stadium watched Jimmy Brown race 72 yards with a short screen pass on Die Browns' first piny in the third quarter and a few minutes later run 32 yards from scrimmage for a pair of touchdowns that sent Cleveland on to its come-from-bohind win. Gratifying Game Brown, who called this the most gratifying game he ever played against the Giants, gained 123 rushing yards in 23 carnes an J scored the Browns opening touchdown on a short plunge. He now has gained a to Inl of 787 yards and 10 touch downs in the best start of his career. Ditka caught three touchdown passes from Billy Wade and an other from Rudy Bukich as the Bears handed the Rams their worst dcicat sinre they trans ferred from Cleveland In 1946. The Bears Intercepted six Machen Wins SANTA MONICA. Calif (UPIl Former top ranking heavy , weight contender Eddie Machen now rated eighth took an other step on the comeback trail Saturday night by scoring a ninth round knock-out over Alomo Johnson In the featured bout at Santa Monica civic auditorium. passes by Zcke Bratkowski and Terry Baker and also recovered two Los Angeles fumbles. Johnson engineered the most spectacular rally of the day when he completed a 55-yard touchdown pass to Jackie Smith with 3:48 left to play and then hit Bobby Joe Conrad with a 28-yard scoring pass with six seconds remaining. In all, John son's passes gained 372 yards. The Vikings, trailing the Packers 30-14 in the final peri od, narrowed that gap to two points. Fran Tarkenton passed 29 yards to Paul Flatley for one touchdown and then set up Bill 7 rr.Wj g4 i SLIGHT BREEZE Detroit defensive halfback Dick LeBeau (44) walks back to the huddle an embarrassed man as the teat of his pants ripped when ha was involved in a defensive effort against the Dallas Cowboys in a Sunday game at Dallas. Unfortu nately for LeBeau, the nd occurred on tha first down of a serial xnd ha remained n the field for two mora downs before Dallas was forced to punt on fourth down, allow inq LeBeau to go to the sidelines for repairs. UPI Telephoto Mixture Carries Chargers lly United Press International The San Diego Chargers have mixed ago with youth to brew a team that looks potent enough to win them the Western Divi sion title of the American Foot ball League. Tobin Rote, 35, supplies the age and John Hadl, 23, supplies Hie youth. And more than a short snort of cither is enough to kayo most any rival. Rote's heroics were mainly re sponsible for carrying the Chargers to three victories in their first four games. Tlie vet eran had his troubles Sunday and so the sophomore quarter hack from the University of Kansas came off the bench to lead the Chargers to their 24-20 victory over the New York Jets. Tlie win enabled the Chargers to take a I't-game lead In the West while the loss left the Jets only a half game ahead of Bos ton and Houston in the East. Jackie Kemp ran for one touchdown and passed for two others to lead the Buffalo Bills to a 35-26 upset of the Kansas City Chiefs and George Blanda threw three touchdown passes, as the Houston Oilers defeated tlie Denver Broncos. 33-24, in Sunday's other AFL games. Bos- Brown's one-yard touchdown plunge with two minutes re maining. ' Interception Set UP TD At Dallas, Howley's first in terception set up an 11-yard .touchdown pass from Don Meredith to Franke Clarke and his second steal put the ball in position for Sam Baker's 13 yard field goal. Earl Morrall completed touchdown passes of 32 and 70 yards to Gail Cogdill in the final period, but in be tween these, Amos Marsh sprinted 41 yards for the Cow boys' winning touchdown. 1 1 VI T. tlK- v II V "kmik .....J Of Age And Youth ton beat Oakland, 20-14, Friday night. Jack Kemp scored on a one yard plunge and passed 63 and 89 yards for touchdowns to give the Bills their victory over tlie Chiefs. It was a wide-open throwing duel with Kemp con necting on 12 of 24 for 300 yards and Kansas City's Len Dawson on 23 of 46 for 210 yards. Cookie Gilchrist also scored two touch downs for tlie Bills. ADVANCE IN PLAY DUBLIN (UPli-The Repub lic of Ireland advanced to the quarter-final round of the Eu ropean nations soccer tourna ment (or tlie first time by beat ing Austria. 3-2. Sunday. Kiwanis Annual Benefit SUIT SALE T0NITE and Tomorrow Nite 7 to 9 P.M. Old Molatore's Restaurant Location Acrau Mai tram WiMma U.S. Golfers Continue Ryder Cup Domination ATLANTA I UPI) - Arnold Palmer said today that despite the pro and con arguments about the difference in size in the U.S. and British balls, the biggest trouble with the Ryder To Top Blanda passed for three touch downs, engineered a fourth, kicked a 38-yard field goal and converted on all Houston's touchdowns except one in a brilliant all-around perform ance. Rookie Bill Tobin scored two touchdowns for the Oilers while rookie Mickey Slaughter threw two touchdown passes to flanker Bob Scarpilto. CAR mm FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE & TRUCK REPAIRS, SEE MILLER BROS. - 7th & Klamath CADILLAC GMC OLDSMOBILE Cup matches is too much golf in too short a time. ' "I don't know of any other golf tournament which plays 36 holes a day for three straight days," Palmer, the U.S. team captain, complained. He suggested that the Ryder Cup matches should be stretched out to at least four days, perhaps with 18 holes each on Thursday and Friday and then 36 on Saturday and Sunday. It was hard to get agreement about the type of ball used by each team. Team member Gene Littler, whose 6 and 5 final day win over veteran Scotsman Tom Haliburton was the most lop sided match of 32, insisted the smalt ball hurt the British around the greens. But Palmer said it gave the British an ad vantage Sunday because of the wind. No Complaints On Win Although Palmer complained about the amount of golf, he had no complaint about how his U.S. team fared in the three day "grind" that ended Sunday evening at Bobby Jones' East Lake Country Club. The U.S. crushed the British 23 to 9 after turning the final afternoon's matches into a 7V4 to Vt rout. In fact, the U.S. never lost an afternoon match in the three days as they stormed to this country's 12th victory in tlie 15th biennial Ryder Cup matches. The British played the U.S. even in 16 morning rounds, win ning six and halving four others for eight points. But, as Palmer aptly put It. the U.S. warmed up with the sun and made a runaway of the 16 afternoon matches winning 14 and halving the other two. Needed One Victory Tho U.S. went into Sunday afternoon's final eight singles matches needing just one more victory to capture the solid gold Ryder Cup never won by the British in this country. Littler. 33, had the honor of winning the decisive point as he all but ran the 48-year-old Hali burton off the course. He was 7 up after nine holes as he toured the front nine in a 3-un-der par 32, took a bogey 5 on Father-Son Event Set The Pelican Booster Club will hold its annual Father and Son Football Banquet Wednesday evening at 6:30 at the Reames Country Club, President Bob Moore announced., Moore said he hoped all fathers of Klamath Union High School football players would attend along with their sons. In addition, the dinner meeting Is open to all other Pelican boosters. Plans call for a showing of films of last Friday's game between KU and' Grants Pass, plus the reg ular Pelican Booster meet ing, Moore said. GAA ANTIFREEZE $1169 ' ii LOAD ur price is as hot as been! Anti-freexe won't spoil, so buy it now while the price is right! This is the late type, yea r-a round, permanent General Motors Anti-Freexe, same as in our new cars. Prices good during month of October only, so hurry in! No. 11 for his only loss, then closed out the match on No. 13 earliest end for any of this year's matches. From that point on, it was merely a question of how badly the U.S. would beat the British. It was the biggest margin ever run up in the matches although the U.S. did win 11-1 back in 1947 when the matches were more limited. Two years ago, in England, when eight less foursomes were played, the U.S. won 14'i to 9'i. Lakers Clip Warriors In Exhibition SEATTLE, Wash. (UPK The San Francisco Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers conclude their exhibition tour Tuesday in Missoula, Mont. The regular season begins Oct. 19 when the Warriors travel to Baltimore. Sunday the Lakers battled up hill, overcoming a 20-point def icit to down the Warriors 115 102. Pacing the victors was Jer ry West with 31 points. Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors with 25 points, one more than teammate Tom Mes chery. Elgin Baylor had 23 for the Lakers and Rudy LaRusso had 19. San Francisco led at the end of the first quarter 33-21 and early in the second quarter had a 43-23 advantage. At halftime the score was 55-44 in favor of the Warriors. The Lakers took an 85-84 lead early in the final quarter and never again were behind. Lewis-Clark Leads Loop By United Press International Lewis and Clark's surprising Pioneers held first place in the Northwest Conference football standings with a 2-0 record to day. The Pioneers with quarter back Bill Hensclman throwing two touchdown passes upset defending champion Linficld at Portland Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats suffered their first regular season loss in 25 games and. their first defeat in 14 conference contests. Owl Hoots Will Meet All fans are invited to a meeting tonight of the O w 1 Hoots, Oregon Tech booster club, at 6:30 at the Broiler. Owl coaches w ill discuss past games played by the Tech team, plus future games. Ideal Location DOWNTOWN Business or Office Inquire GUN STORE Per Gal. 2 In Case Lots SALE! the weather has Ph. 4-4154 TIRED AND SORE Fullback Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns holds his head in his hands as he awaits end of the Cleveland-New York game in New York Sunday. Brown reportedly sustained a little "mouse" under his eye and a bruised arm, but it was nothing serious, team officials said. He scored a pair of third-period touchdowns that sent the Browns on to a 35-24 victory ever the Giants. UPI Telephoto High Scoring Oregon To Test Arizona Next EUGENE (UPI1 - Oregon's high scoring Ducks put their of fensive show on regional tele vision next Saturday afternoon against tlie Arizona Wildcats from Tucson. Coach Len Casanova's speed boys scored their third straight victory Saturday, romping over Idaho 41-21 before 19,200 fans here. The "Firehouse Four" back field of Bob Berry, Jlel Renfro, Larry Hill and Lu Bain had a field day. Berry completed 9 of 11 passes for 186 yards and two touchdowns. He had a 39-yard scoring toss to end Rich Schwab and one of 57 yards to Renfro. m If you car suffers from summer doldrums, Carl will put some snap back into it. Carl will check the points and plugs, the dwell and the cam. Then adjust the carburetor and set the timing. And more if needed. Payments as Low as $1 .25 Weekly SHOCK ABSORBERS M Each Replace shocks every 20,000 miles for safety and comfort. Double ac tion . . . built to highest standards. 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