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Giants Belt Cleveland
To Tighten MFL Ranks
NFL .Standings
By lulled Press lnti rnalMin.il
Kasli rn Division
W L T Pet. PF PA
Cleveland 6 1 0 .(CT 211 131
St. Louis 5 2 0 .714 181) 128
New York 5 2 1 .714 192 149
Pittsburgh 4 2 1 .ml 186 138
Philadelphia 2 4 I .3:13 134 184
Wasliington 2 5 0 . 144 1KB
Dallas 1 6 0 .143 128 198
Western Division
W I. T Pet. PF PA
Green Bay 6 1 0 .837 207 105
Chicago fi 1 0 .857 1B7 75
Detroit .1 4 0 .429 143 12li
Hallimorc 3 4 0 .429 136 150
Minnesota 2 5 0 .286 152 210
Los Angeles 2 5 0 .286 101 219
San Fran 1 6 0 .143 95 177
Sunday's Itesults
New York 33 Cleveland 6
Green Bay 34 Baltimore 20
St Louis 21 Washington 7
Pittsburgh 27 Dallas 21
Detroit 28 Minnesota 10
Chicago 16 Philadelphia 7
Los Angeles 28 San Francisco 21
lly NOHMAN MILLER
I'PI Snorts Writer
The New York Giants found
U.S. Team Captures
Canada Cup Contest
PARIS (UPD - Jack Nick
laus won the individual cham
pionship and Ihe United Stales
took the. team title today in the
Canada Cup and Internalioal
Trophy golf matches, but unless
everyone finished the tourna
ment the victories would nut
stand up.
Playing only nine holes in
; stead of tile scheduled 18 be
cause of a heavy fog which
shrouded the course, Nicklaus
-shot a four-under-par 32 which
Tgave him the individual crown
: Willi a total of 237. It was live
strokes better than runners up
Gary Player of South Africa
and Sebastian Mi Rue of Spain.
In the team race the U. S.
learn of Nicklaus and Arnold
Palmer finished with a lotal of
482 against 483 for runncrup
Spain.
There was an "if" connected
Injuries
Cripple
Oregon
EUGKNK (UPD - Haltered
Oregon began gelling ready for
its football game with San Jose
Stale here next Saturday
minus All - American halfback
Mel Renfro, quarterback Bob
Berry and (acklc Milt Kanohc.
The three starting players
were injuixxl as tlie Ducks drop
led a 2IM9 decision to Washing
ton holme 35,690 in Portland
'. Saturday.
Kanebe, a 6-3, 250-pound sen
ior, sufleied a fractured right
; ankle and probably will not be
able to play in any of Oregon's
four regular season games.
llenlio and Berry were listed
as dnubtlul" for the Ducks'
next conlcvt. lfcnfro received
b;nl bruises on his right side
and Merry sufleied strained li
gaments in bis rigid knee. They
were Scheduled to undergo lur
thur exaniinalicus today.
Kiiilbat k Junior ColToy, starl
ing his liisl game of the se.i
Mi, fparkl Hie Huskies' win
mer the Ducks. 11c ran (or 111)
Jards in 30 carries including
jinu-hdimn bin sis of 1 and 4
J. lids.
The 2iO ptMiiul junior missed
Ins team's lust lour games w ill)
a broken loot h--nc n'.id carried
ilie ball only tour times in its
fiflh contest.
Coffey's 4-yaid scoring run
c.'inie wilh 3 411 remaining in
tin game and hioke a 19-19 tie.
Oregon 'o..ch l.cn Casanova
blamed riolensie mistakes"
for t!ie loss.
We change! our delcuse a
bit lor this one and sine of er
rors we made i rally hurt us in
the kmg run," he said.
Washington Coach Jim Owens
vcA,id this was a best cut el
tort by a Washington team for
sv team effort and determina
tion, are Ilie words to describe
liow iir won it."
BenY threw 6 ami 47 aixls
4o end Virk Imualle and 28 to
end It kill Schwab for Duck
touchdowns.
Oicgon now has a 42 record
for Ilie season. The Huskies own
a mark.
L. IS NEW I DEPENDABLE
It's Coming to
KLAMATH PALLS
a way of living with Jimmy
Brown and the Green Bay
Packers found a way of win
ning without Bart Starr. And
suddenly the National Football
Uague races are lighter than
a pair of $5 shoes. .
The 'Giants brought Jimmy
and the Browns crashing to
the earth in more ways than
one with a 33-6 beating Sun
day, while the Starr-less Pack
ers had to score two touch
downs in the final period for a
34-20 triumph over Ihe Balti
more Colts. It was Cleveland's
first defeat in seven games.
This w'as one of the most
miserable afternoons Jimmy
Brown has spent in seven NFL
seasons. He fumbled on the
third play of the game to set
up New York's first score;
gained only 40 rushing yards in
nine carries; and wound up
being ejected for the first time
in his career after a pummel
ling and wrestling match with
linebacker Tom Seolt of t h e
Giants during the final minute.
wilh the U.S. triumphs. Under
the rules which shortened the
tournament from the scheduled
72 holes to only 63, it was stip
ulated that all teams must fin
ish or Ihe scores would revert
to the 54-hole total.
Some of the teams teed off
shortly before Nicklaus and
Palmer finished, and there was
some question whether all
would be able to complete play
because the fog was getting
denser.
If Ibis happened scores would
revert to the 54-hole totals and
there would be a sudden death
playoff involving Nicklaus and
Player for the individual title
and Ihe United Stales and Span
ish teams for the team cham
pionship as they were tied go
ing into today's play.
Because of the eommilmenls
of most of the participating
golfers, the tournament must
be concluded today. Nicklaus
and Arnold Palmer are sched
uled to leave tonight along with
a dozen other golfers, for Aus
tralia to compete in the Aus
tralian Open starting Thursday.
Many of the others, including
Canadians Al Balding and Stan
Leonard, leave tonight for Bar
celona to play in Hie Spanish
Open, also starting Thursday.
Still others are going to a tour
nament in Brazil.
PSC Nears
OCC Title
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Portland Stale was only one
victory away from its first Ore
gon Collegiate Conference foot
hall championship tixlay.
(Jimi'toi-back Mike Schrunk
passed In end Jim llollingsworth
for three touchdowns as tlie
Vikings defeated delending
champion Southern Oregon 19-14
at Portland Saturday.
Tlie decision left Portland
Slale wilh a 3 0 record and the
Bed Haiders with a 31 mark in
Hie conference The loss w as the
first in Ilie conference for tlie
Ashland school .since lln'HI.
Oregon Tech edged Oregon
College of Education 20-19 at
Klamath Falls in tlie otlier OCC
game Eastern Oregon was wal
loped by Weber 48-7 at Ogden.
I'-tah, in a noneonlerence con
test. Portland State is favored to
wrap up tlie league champion
ship against Oivgon College of
Education al Monmouth ami
Oiegon Tech meets Eastern
Oregon al I. a Grande in confer
ence action next .Saturday.
Southern Oiegon plays host to
Chico Stale at Ashland in non
conference play.
Saturday's Prep Kootbal
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North Salem 54 Albany 6
Cottage Grove 26 Sheldon 0
Pleasant Hill 22 McKcmie 13
Klmirn 52 Harrishurg 0
Drain 14 St. Francis 6
Concordia 39 Clalskame 12
Ml. Vernon 53 Crane 12
Sisters 34 Culver 211
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Tied For Lead
By winning, the Packers
managed to remain tied for the
Western Division lead with the
Chicago Bears, who defeated
the Philadelphia Eagles, 16-7.
Both Green Bay and Chicago
have 6-1 records.
The Giants' surprise win nar
rowed Cleveland's Eastern Di
vision lead to one game and
also permitted the St. Louis
Cardinals to get back into close
contention with a 21-7 victory
over Ihe Washington Redskins.
Cleveland has a 6-1 record;
New York and St. Louis are 5-2.
In Sunday's other games, the
Pittsburgh Stcelcrs won 27 20
over the Dallas Cowboys; I h e
Detroit Lions beat the Minneso
ta Vikings, 28-10, and the Los
Angeles Rams made it two-in-a-row
by edging the San Fran
cisco Forty Nincrs, 28-21.
Y.A. Tittle completed 21 of 31
passes for 214 yards and two
touchdowns, and Don Chandler
kicked four field goals as Ihe
Giants forged their stunning up
set before 84,213 fans at Cleve
land. Held HalfUme Lead
The Giants hopped on
Brown's early fumble and a
pass interception for 10 quick
points within less than three
minutes of play.
John Roach and Elijah Pitts,
two fill-ins, were the big men
in Green Bay's win. Roach, re
placing the injured Starr at
quarterback, directed the Pack
ers to a 20-3 third-period lead.
Then, after Ihe Colts had bat
tled back to lie the score at
20-20, Pitts raced 34 yards for
a go-ahead touchdown. A pass
interference penalty helped the
Packers in their lie-breaking
drive. Jim Taylor's 27-yard
scoring scamper with 1:13 re
maining was the icer.
Oakland
Rocks SD
In Upset
AFL Standings
Eastern Division
WLTPet. PFPA
Houston 5 3 0 .625 177 153
Boston 4 4 0 .500 186 133
New York 3 3 1 .500 160 194
Buffalo 3 4 I .429 163 182
Western Division
W L T Pet. PF PA
San Diego 5 2 0 .714 184 154
Oakland 4 4 0 .500 177 151
Kan. City 2 4 1 .333 174 166
Denver 2 4 1 .333 175 231
Sunday's Results
Oakland 34 San Diego 33
Houston 28 Kansas City 7
(Only games scheduled i
Saturday's Results
New York 35 Denver 35, tie
Buffalo 28 Boston 21
I Only games scheduled'
Ry United Pmss International
The letters DD" mean daily
double to most of the sports
world but to Ihe Oakland Haid
ers' American Football League
rivals they indicate double
danger."
They sland for Cotton David
son and Clem Daniels, a pair
of transplanted Texans who
nre leading tlie Raiders out of
Mic despair born of one victory
in tlie la season aixl only
three in 28 games leading up Ui
tlie current season.
Tlie Haulers scored the great
est victory since Ilie club was
nrgaimcd when tlicy beat I he
San Diego Chargers, .14-33, Sun
day ami stalled tlie Chargers'
runaway In the Western divi
sion title. Tlie win was tlie first
Ilie HokUts ever scored over
San Diego in 10 meetings and
put Uiem in second place in the
West with a respectable 4-4
record.
The Houston Oilers twk a
one-game lead in rtie Eastern
Division with a 28-7 win over
Ilie Kansas City Chiefs in Sun
day's only otlier AFL game.
In Saturday night's games
Ilie lVnver Broncos and New
Yoik .Ms played to a 35-3.5 lie
ami tlie lluftiilo Bills downed
tlie Boston Patriots 28-21.
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the Giants beat the Cleveland Browns 33 to 6. Tittle, the aging quarterback for the
Giants, threw two touchdown passes in engineering the triumph. UPI Telephoto
PAGE 10
HERALD AND
Shoeless Kicker Rescues
Unbeaten Texas Ranking
By MARTIN LADER
It's the arm of a quarterback
and the legs of a running back
that draw most of the attention
in football circles, but deep in
the heart of Texas they pay
special reverence to the toe of
a bench-warmer.
Tony Crosby is a unique type
of hero. He doesn't run, pass
or play defense, and he's nev
er on the field for more than
two minutes in any one game.
All he does is kick, and he
doesn't even do that Ilie right
way.
Right or wrong, Crosby's un
orthodox kicking, accomplished
without Ihe aid of a shoe on
his fool, is one of the big rea
sons Texas today stands as one
of only our major colleges with
unblemished records. The other
perfccl-record learns arc Au
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nipped Rice, 10-6. Crosby was
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Auburn, idle last weekend,
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est winning streak was halted
at 15 when Dartmouth was a 17
13 upset victim to Harvard. The
biggest form reversal of the
weekend, however came when
Stanford rebounded from four
straight setbacks to defeat
Notre Dame, 24-14.
Tide Rolls On
Fifth-ranked Alabama beat
winlcss Houston, 21-13; sixth
ranked Mississippi romped ro a
27-7 triumph over Vanderbilt;
seventh-ranked Oklahoma re
mained unbeaten in Big Eight
play by trouncing Kansas State,
34-9: and lOth-ranked Southern
California beat California 36-6.
In other top games last Sat
urday. Baylor stayed up with
Texas by trouncing Texas A&M
34-7. Washington nipped Oregon,
26-19; Georgia Tech downed Tu
lane. 17-3; LSU beat Florida,
14-0; and Missouri slopped Iowa
.State. 6-0.
brute
Indians Pull Surpriser
In Scalping Notre Dame
By SCOTT BAILL1E
f PI Sports Writer
Color Stanford dead" in the
Big Six race but Ihe Indians
were very much alive on a na
tional scale today with a rous
ing, 24-14 upset of Notre Dame.
Two touchdown underdogs at
the kickoff last Saturday, the
Tribe galvanized a home crowd
of 55,000 and countless televi
sion viewers by twice coming
from behind to flatten the Irish
behind great blocking and half
back Steve Thurlow's clutch
scores.
The reconverted quarterback
tallied twice and passed for an
other touchdown that sewed up
the game.
Yet the Indians are stuck in
Ihe Big Six basement with an
0-2 mark and will be spinning
their wheels at Oregon State
next Saturday when they face
the Beavers in a non-conference
tilt.
Key Game At Seattle
Tlie race for the Rose Bowl
may be settled in Seattle on the
same day when Southern Cali
fornia and Washington, who are
rated one-two for the title,
come to grips.
Another Big Sixer between po
tential also-rans is at Los An
geles where California and
UCLA tangle.
In other leading games fea
turing West Coast elevens,
Washington State is at Idaho,
San Jose State at Oregon, San
Diego State at Fresno State
and tlie San Diego Marines at
the University of the Pacific.
Notre Dame took a one touch
down lead over Stanford and
clung to a 14-10 margin at the
half. But Thurlow scored his
second touchdown of the day
from five yards out to put the
Indians ahead permanently in
the third period and passed sev
en yards to Ray Handley for a
clincher. Great defensive play
by tackle Al Hildebrand kept
the Irish offense in trouble..
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