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PACE TWELVE F0UCHKEEPS1E JOURNAL MONDAY. OCTOBER John Dennis As Arlington 'sW a1 A 'W A L. mnv m'mm wm VV lpi HP wHmm' mm mm mi tw fi Drsft 4 0 interstate Tilt SSBBH mmmmmrtMSImM' mmmmmmmmWmstit5i'vmm LLLCIb2i yf bbbbbbbbv ik 4 bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV jbbbbV bbbbbbbbbbH Jim Brown Runs Wild Browns Roll in Second Half As Giants Suffer 35 24 Loss Jim Brown Steals Show MICKEY EMBREE Embree Picked To. Head Group For Baseball Dinner Merritt "Mickey" Embree has been named general chairman of the Dutchess County Old Timers' Baseball Association's annual dinner, which will be staged Saturday, Nov. 16 at the Polish American Club.

The dinner is expected to be the largest ever staged by the association due to the (act that this year the organization Is establishing the Dutchess County Baseball 'Hall of Fame'. All previous men honored by the association and (hose that will be picked for honors this year, will be Inducted into the Hall of Fame. Those to be honored this year wlil be selected at the fall meeting of the group Sunday at the Exempt Firemen's association at 3 p.m. Rowing Group Slates Session Walter Callahan, president of the Mid Hudson Schoolboy Rowing Association, said today that the group will meet Wednesday night at 8 pm. at the Poughkeepsle Inn.

Matters pertaining to the American Schoolboy Rowing Championships, to be staged here next May, wQl come under dis cussion. Sports Car Club Slates Meeting Members of the Poughkeepsle Sports Car Club will conduct their regular meeting tonight at Gibson's Colonial Inn, Red Oaks Mill. Tom Stafford, president, will preside at the meeting, which will begin at 8 o'clock. Weight Clinic Scheduled at Rudy. Sab Id, a champion weightlifter, will be the main attraction tonight at the YMCA at 7:30 o'clock when a clinic will be presented.

All those Interested in the sport are invited to attend. "By "Dniltf Tffss International" Mike 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 (he Cleveland Browns on to a 35 24 victory over the New York Giants in their battle for first place in the Eastern Division of the National Football League. It was Cleveland's fifth win without a defeat. Ditka caught four touchdown as the Chicago bears extended their record to 5 0 in the Western Division with 52 14 rout 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 lelt play, in a 24 23 squeaker over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Blocked Field Goal And Adderley. a defensive back with a remarkable knack for hitting the headlines. blocked a potential game win ning field goal try by the Minnesota vikings, permitting teammate Hank Gremminger to pick up the loose ball and run 80 yards for a clinching touchdown as the defending champi on Green cay ratters won, 37 28.

Linebacker Chuck Howley was a hero in the Dallas Cowboys' first win of the season, intercepting two passes that set up a touchdown and field goal in a 17 14 upset victory over tne Detroit Lions. In the two other games. Son ny Jurgensen threw four touchdown passes as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Washington Redskins, 37 24, and the Baltimore Colts sent the San Francisco Forty Niners down to their'fiftn straight (defeat, 203. A crowd of 62.986 in Yankee Stadium watched Jimmy Brown race 72 yards with a short screen pass on the Browns' first play in the third quarter and a few minutes later run 32 yarns from scrimmage for a pair of touchdowns that sent Cleveland on to its come from behind win. Gratifying Game Brown, who called this the most gratifying game he ever played against the Giants, gained 123 rusning yards in Z3 carries and scored the Browns' opening touchdown on a short plunge.

lie now has gained a total of 78 yards and 10 touchdowns in the best start of his career. Ditka caught three touchdown passes from Billy Wads and an other from Rudy Bukich as the Bears handed the Rams their worst defeat since they trans ferred from Cleveland in 1946. The Bears intercepted six passes by Zeke Bratkowski and NEW Y0RKUPI Jimmy Brown raced 72 yards, with a short pass and, bolted 32 yards from scrimmage for a pair oi third period touchdowns that sent the Cleveland Browns on to a 35 24 vvictory over the New York Giants Sunday in their Na 'l tionai Football League snow down. The victory, Wore was the Browns' fifth without defeat and dropped the Giants 2 games behind the Eastern Division lead ers. Brown gained 120 yards in 23 carries In a superb three touchdowntouchdown performance that took the heart out of the Giants and enabled the Browns to overcome a 10 point second period deficit Frank Ryan passed 10 and 12 yards to Rich Kreitling for the Browns' two other TDs.

Brown's rushing total, was 48 more than the enfire Giant team net of 72 yards. Y. A. Tittle completed 17 passes for a career total of 1.817 that enabled him to break Bobby Layne's league record, but the feat was small consolation to the 37 year old Giants quarterback. The Giants netted only 79 yards in the first half but they capitalized on a pass intercep tion, a pair of 15 yard penalties and a weak punt by Cleveland's Gary Collins for their 17 14 lead at the half.

Hopewell Archers Set Safety Course Members Df the Martlekill Rod and Gun Club, Hopewell Junc tion; will conduct a safety course In archery Wednesday at 7 p.m. All interested persons must show proof of a previous license or a course completion. Locals Gain Single Hit Jim Davidson's Winsted stkk ers added the Interstate Baseball playoD title to their' regular season, championship Sunday at the Sharon diamond, beating the Arlington Sportsmen, 4 0. This makes the second straight year the Connecticut team had captured both Interstate League titles. John Dennis faced only ters as he set Arlington down onf one a single by Howie Dox sey 'in the fourth, which just landed fair.

Winsted scored the first run in the third inning on singles' by Cowboy Metson and Jim Kit tridge, followed by a balk. Winsted tallied again in the fifth on a double by Glenn Mc Lellan, followed with a single by Kittridge. The seventh inning spelled the end for Joe Mohnaro, Arlington's hard luck pitcher. Stetson and Kittridge singled back to back, and Dennis was on by an error to load the bases. Bill Clauss walked forcing in one run and Dave Hanrahan singled to score the other.

With the bases loaded and no outs, Mohnaro was lifted and the threat died. George Case, Winsted's regular pitcher all year, had to miss the game, but he hardly could have been expected to do better, than Dennis, who was almost perfect. Dennis pitched for Wnsted several years ago, but went to the sidelines when Case came along. The box score: Pawling Riders Schedule Show Twelve classes in western and English riding will be featured in the Bar Stablemates Riding Club's horse show Sunday at the WMCA arena. Holiday Hills branch, Pawling.

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Fran Tarkenton passed 29 yards to Paul Flatley for one touchdown, and then set up Bill Brown's one yard touchdown plunge with two minutes remaining. Interception Set Up TO 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 between these, Amos Marsh sprinted 41 yards for the Cow boys winning touchdown. The Eagles trailed Washing ton by 17 points in the first 20 minutes before coming to life. Tommy McDonald caught Jur gensen last two touchdown passes and rookie Ron Goodwin and Tim Brown each grabbed one earner.

Jurgensen passes gained 303 yards. Johnny Unitas passes helped the Colts beat the punchless Forty 'Niners. Baltimore lost four fumbles but the Forty Nin ers were unable to take advan tage of them. Unitas passed 11 yards to. Lenny Moore lor the Colts' first score.

Jim Martin ked a pair 'of Baltimore field goals. NFL Football By United Press International National League Eastern Division Pet PF PA Cleveland 0 0 1.000 168 91 St Louis 4 10 .800 152 91 Mew 2 0, Jjop 122 J22. Dutchess Runners Topped by Aggies Taking the first four places, the Farmingdale Aggies swept to a 16 46 victory over the Dutchess County Community College bar riers Saturday at the Long Island course. Gene Cote was first over the line in 15:53 with Dan Pemel taking second in 17.47. Dick Droller finished third with a 17:47 effort with Steve Torma getting third in 18 04.

The best Dutchess effort was posted by Jud Mackey, who came home with an 18:22 clocking. SKSjBmfSmSumiMmfdjmS m7mmmmyB9mmmmk Vbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb 1 UBBmWKBSmWtriSL'mttiU JmmSmmi. jBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab 'XJZU yCtJrmaBBBBBBBBBBT iTftt ffijftj r'Tffifcftffi wM l4SBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBfBBBB 1 Brown Gets Eagle In Topping Bush In HRSH Tourney Ed Brown scored an eagle two on the par four third hole on his way to a 4 and 3 victory over Frank Bush in the finals of the President's Cup Tournament at the Hudson River State Hospital Golf Club Saturday. Earlier Mrs. Frank Bush had won the women's division of the President's Cup Tournament.

Brown was three over par in scoring his upset victory over Bush who has been having his best year on the links. Bush is a former club champion and Brown went to the finals in the championship flight two years ago. The HRSH Club will complete its formal program for the year Saturday with a dinner at the Italian Center at which trophies won during the season will be awarded. Club President Marty Santopadre will preside at the dinner session. Chargers Mix Age and Youth By United Press Internationa The San Diego Chargers have mixed age with youth to brew a team that looks potent enough to win them the Western Division title of the American Foot ball League.

Tobin Rote, 35, supplies the age and John Hadl, 23, supplies the youth. And more than a short snort of either is enough to kayo most any rival. Rote's heroics were mainly Te. sponsible for carrying the Chargers to three victories in their first four games. The vet eran had his troubles Sunday and so the sophomore quarterback from the University of Kansas came off the bench to lead the Chargers to their 24 20 victory over the New York.

Jets. The win enabled the Chargers to take a ltt game lead in the West while the loss left the Jets only a half game ahead of Boston and 'Houston in the East Jackie Kemp Tan 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 the Denver Broncos, 33 24, in Sunday's other AFL games. 'Bos. 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 the Chiefs.

It was a wide open throwing duel with Kemp con necting on 12 of 24 lot, 300 yards and Kansas City's Len Dawson on 23 of 46 for 210 yards. Cookie Gilchrist also scored two touchdowns for the Bills. Blanda passed for three touchdowns, engineered a fourth, kicked a 38 yard field goal and converted on all Houston's touchdowns except one in a brilliant all around performance. Rookie Bill Tobin scored two touchdowns for the Oilers while rook ie Mickey Slaughter threw two touchdown passes to flanker Bob Scarpitto. THAT SINKING FEELING.

Big MIKE DITKA, the brawny tight end for the undefeated Chicago Bears, scored four touchdowns as the Bears bounced the Los Angeles Rams Sunday, 52 14. Here Ditka is shown bowling over defender A Wlrtphoto CHARLEY BRITT, 17, for one of his scores. The TD came as the result of a pass from quarterback Rudy Bukich. The Bears are now 5 0 and top the Western Division of the National Foodtball League. No Complaints But, 'Too Much Golf Says Palmer After U.S.

Ryder Cup Triumph By DAVID M. MOFFIT I UPI Sports Writer ATLANTA (UPI) 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 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 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 lopsided match of 32, insisted the small ball hurt the British around the greens. But Palmer said it gave the British an advantage 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 tp 9 after turning the final afternoon matches into a TO to tt 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 the 15th biennial Ryder Cup matches.

The British played the U.S. even in 16 morning rounds, winningwinning 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 The 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 Hall' 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 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 14V. to 9Vi. Jets Shot Down San Diego Flashes Power To Edge by New York, 24 20 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) The San Diego Chargers needed their most awesome display of offensive power to squeeze a 24 20 American Football League victory over the New York Jets in a battle of division leaders Sunday. The Chargers gained 510 net yards, eclipsing their mark of 422 yards set against the New York Titans Nov.

5, 1961. Halfback Paul Lowe, with 161 yards on the ground, helped the club set an all time rushing mark of 287 yards. Quarterback John Hadl shared the spotlight, coming off the bench at halftime with his club trailing 10 3 to replace veteran Tobin Rote. Hadl was discharged from the Army Friday. The Jets, as usual, were badly beaten In the statistics, but almost won the game.

Quarterback Dick Wood launched a 51 yard scoring pass to end Bake Turner on the Jets first play. Coach Weeb Ewbank said the club had been working on the play all week. San Diego took the lead for the first time, 17 10, midway in the third quarter, but the Jets narrowed it to 17 13 on a field goal and moved ahead at the end of the period on a weird 80 yard march in which San Diego was 83 yards and the Jets 15. Lowe cracked seven yards for the winning score midway In fourth period after skirting end for 30 to set it 'up. Sport Schedule TOMORROW SCHOLASTIC SOCCER Anderson at Rhinebeck CFMA at Webutuck Oakwood at Wappingers Arlington at Roosevelt Miss Scerebini Set to Head Loop Barbara Scerebini has been reelected president of the Women's Community Basketball League for the second consecutive season.

Assisting Mrs. Scerebini will be Mrs. Joyce Rochette, vice, president; Barbary Berry, secretary; and Sheila Weisner, treasurer. Teams entered thus far are Arlington Sporting Goods, YWCA, Vassar Nurses, Kettes, Hudson Valley and the Vassar Debs. The league's final organization meeting will be staged Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

at the" YWCA. No teams will be accepted after the Thursday meeting. tort, rgn Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 121 90 Philadelphia 2 2 1 .500 120 129 Washington 2 3 0 .400 110 131 Dallas T7vV4 .200 U4 Western Division Pet PF PA .500 1.000 137 48 4 10 .800 144 78 230 .400118 155 .2 30 .400 94 90 2 3 0 91 95 0 5 0 .000 54 135 0 5 0 .000 46 174 Sunday's Results St Louis 24 Pittsburgh 23 Cleveland 35 New York 24 Chicago 52 Lor Angeles 14 Philadelphia '37 Washington 24 Baltimore 20 San Francisco 3 Green Bay JJ7 Minnesota 28 Dallas 17 Detroit 14 Chicago Green Bay Minnesota' Detroit Baltimore San Fran Los Angeles Eyes Rocket's Record Howe Nears Hockey Mark As Red Wings Stop Boston By United Press International Gordie Howe Is Just one goal away today from the most fa mous record in. hockey history. The next time Pie.

35 yrawHl Detroit Red Wing ace scores It'U mark the 544th goal of his 18 year career tying him wMrthe all ttme Natiooal Hock? ey League mark held by Mao rice (Rocket) Richard. Richard's record is held in much the same esteem' by bockey experts as Babe Ruth' lifetime tqtal of 714 homers is held by baseball experts. Howe moved to within that single goal of the precious mark Sunday night when he scored at 1:37 of the third period of the Red Wings' iWvictory over the Boston Bruins. Earlier in the 'game, Howe "beat" Boston goalie Ed Johnston with a 20. footerbut the tally was disallowed because 'of a high stick ing penalty against MacDonald.

The one that got away didn't bother Howe one bit however. as he assisted on a goaI by A Bruce MacGregot at 13:48 of the second period and still later connected on his own from 40 feetout Howe will have his next opj pominny to ue ine recora wnen the Red. Wings play the Rangers New York night His' next game after that one Is in Toronto Saturday night Ken Wharran scored 'two goals and Stan Mlklta one to lead the Chicago Black Hawks to a 4 2 win over the Maple Leafs In the other Sunday game. Bobby Hull connected for the other. Chicago goal while Bob Pulfo'rd and George Armstrong scored lor Toronto.

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