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republic AIL Dron Lions Frown Pro Mace, JL Redskins Lose To Cardinals. 24-10 Rams I i 1 Cleveland, Steelers, 49ers Also Triumph By Associated Press rife lN -f Tl afci mi I 111 1 mi iilmiian imimiiimiiii 'm mi iianiP i Both the Eastern and Western Conferences of the National Football League were enmeshed in deadlocks at the top four teams, in fact, shared the Eastern lead but the most significant development lay at the bottom of the heap after -yesterday's action. The Detroit Lions, after winning the Western title the last three years, were all but eliminated from contention by dropping a 17-10 decision to the Los Angeles Rams, for their third defeat without a victory. In the Eastern section, the rtew York Giants were no gain by the leap over the for one yard and a score. Teammate Leon McLaughlin (50) failed to block out tho Detroit player at right who got his hands on the ball carrier.

The Rams scored on next play and finally won, 17-10. (AP Wirephoto) champions, dumped the Philadelphia Eagles, 21-17, while San Francisco turned back the Chicago Bears, 20-19, in other action. Halfback Willard Sherman of the Rams intercepted three Lions' passes, and that hurt Detroit. Quarterback Norm Van Brocklin set up the first Ram touchdown with a 55-yard pass to Elroy (Crazy Legs) Hirsch. then flipped 12 yards to Bob Boyd for the second touchdown.

Doak Walker did all the Lions scoring, taking a pass from Hunchy Hoernsch-meyer and kicking a field goal. The Steelers had to come from behind in the final period with two 5 1 -yard scoring passes by Jimmy Finks to Lynn Chandnois and Elbie Nickel to whip the Giants. New York, down through the years the best defensive team in the league, has permitted opponents 85 points in three games hiirh for the loon. Finks also 3Ionday, October 10, 1955 A i II 1 o-nrln TTlllPfl BobMulgado, yard run around right end in this first iuuicauu Arizona State quarter action of Saturday night's game at Tempe halfback, was hit and dropped at San Jose. ASC tackle John Jankans is by San Jose's Tony Teresa after a two- at Jose Mercury-News Photo) First Head ConIiiiig B.oss Devine Gloomy After Defeat To Seek Reserve For Miner Game By DEAN SMITH TEMPE What does a'young coach say after suffering the first defeat of his head coaching career? In the case of Dan Devine.

whose Arizona State Sun Devils were handed a bruising 27-20 defeat by San Jose State Saturday night, the answer is, "Very little." Gloom and quiet hung over the De Anza Hotel lobby in San from, but not against San Jose. get the ball and two or three big guys were all over me." TACKLE John Jankans, who played creditably but who has had better nights, called San Jose's 210-'pound line "the toughest I've come op against in four years of college." Arizona State's only major injury was to quarterback Tom Shivelv. Shivelv was piled up polished off for the third straight frame, this one at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers. 30-23. The Giants haven't won a game either, so they too are about out of it, The Rams victory enabled them, to pull into a first-place tie with the amazing Baltimore Colts one-time doormats of the league each with 3-0 records.

The Colts won their Saturday night game against Green Bay. 24-20. Pittsburgh shared the "'Eastern lead with. Washington, Cleveland and the Chicago Cardinals, all with 2-1 marks. The Redskins had an opportunity to take over all by themselves, but they lost their first game of the season, a 24-10 verdict to the Cardinals.

The Browns, perennial division Standings By Associated WESTERN CONFERENCE J. Pel. Pts OP Baltimore 3 l.ono 75 50 r.o Anselea 3 0 l.wio 7 SO r.reen Kv 2 1 -fi7 fit 41 San Francisco 1 2 .333 37 mi Bear 3 39 B7 Detroit 3 .000 40 3 EASTERN COMiRFM'E Washinctnn 2 1 -7 68 71 Pittsburgh 2 I .7 7 levcland 2 I hicaco Cardinals 2 1 7 47 59 41 Philadelphia 1 2 Neu- Inrk 0 3 .000 74 57 85 Saturday's Result Baltimore 4. Green Bay 0. yesterday's Results Chiraao Cardinals 24.

Washington 10. Ijis Angeles 17. Detroit lo. Pittsburgh 'to. New York 23.

Cleveland 21. Philadelphia 17. San Francisco 20. Chicago Bears 19. This Week's Schedule Saturday.

Oct. 13 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh might) Sunday. Ort. 16 Cleveland at Washington. Chicago Cards at New York.

Baltimore at Chicago Bears. I.os Angeles vs. Green iJay at Mil waukee. San Francisco at Detroit. Snider Greets Neiv Son In Homecoming LYMVOOD, Calif.

(AP) Duke Snider, whose home runs helped the Brooklyn Dodgers win their first World Series, arrived home by automobile yesterday for a special homecoming. Snider got his first Jook at his new son, Kurt, who was born three weeks ago. On hand to greet the Dodger sludger were his wife, Beverly, and his other two children. Kevin, 6, and Pamela, 4. Kurt was born here while the Dodgers were in their last week of the regular league play, but the Series delayed the Duke's chance to meet his new son.

Asked what his current plans are. Snider said, "After a long auto trip from coast to coast, I think I'll just sleep for a week." dash just before scoring the middle TD on an end sweep. "I could tell by the way Lup pi no acted he wasn't going to make it." Woodson said. "He didn't think it would be important. I should have had Skip Corley kick the extra point.

But I didn't want to send in a man to tell them to do it that way. I hoped they would figure it out themselves. I was afraid of the penalty for delaying the game." The way it worked out. Arizona was lucky to get the tie. West Texas had one touchdown called back on a penalty, a pass play which cought freshman quarterback Ralph Hunsaker napping.

Commenting on that play. Wood son was happy. "They came right back with that pass and Hunsaker busted it up." he said. "The good thing about that boy is you don't have to take him out and tell him what he did wrong. He's smart.

He figures things out for himself." West Texas used two pla Jose, alter the game andWhen the game was a minute old perhaps the most gloomy spent the night in a San quiet man in the room wasijose hosnital for observation of uevme. NOT EVEN the orosnect of a a bacj bruise just above his waist. He probably will miss the game comparatively easv came cominciat San Diego's Balboa Stadium College Scores passed to Ed Bernet for a score and sneaked over himself from the one-foot line in the third quarter. The Giants Chuck Conerly threw two scoring passes. All three Chicago touchdowns and one field goal came as a result of Redskins mistakes, the direct results of the fiercely charging Card line.

Lamar MoHan was the big man on the Chicago offense, passing for one touchdown, sneaking over for one and handing off to Mai Mammack for the third. Vic Janowicz scored all the 'Skins' points. The Browns, who have been having trouble getting started, also had to conie from behind to lick the Eagles. Behind by three points with a little over four minutes to go. the Browns' Otto Graham and Dante Lavelli took over on their own 13 and in a success of stabbing and passing plays took the ball to the Philadelphia 8 whence Graham tossed a five-yard scoring pass to Lavelli to pull it out.

Ribot Snares Richest Race PARIS (AP) Ribot, an Italian 3-year-old colt and only undefeated entry in a field of 23 starters, won the Prix deL'Arc de Tri-omphe Europe's richest horse race yesterday at Longchamps. Beau Prince II of France fin- shed second, and Picounda. leading French filly, was third Ribot is owned by the Marquis Incesa della Rochetta. and was ridden by E. Camici.

The son of Tenerani Romanella won his three starts as a 2-year-old, and has taken all five of his races this season. Inches Short Angeles Rams was held to Detroit Lions as he tried to line of scrimmage yesterday Page 21 Woodson Strength By ARXOTT DUXCAX TUCSOX Warren Woodson will comb wearily through a well known stockpile of Arizona players this week. He'll be looking for reserve strength at guard, where the lack of a two-way player proved costly the 20-20 tie with West Texas Saturday night. One problem doesn't expect to face this week is overconfi- dence as the Wildcats prepare for Texas Western. They took West Texas somewhat lightly, but are sure to have for the Miners after Texas Western held Texas Tech to a 27-27 tie.

Injuries to Ev Nicholson, tackle, with a torn rib cartilage, and Dick Rush, guard, with a had ankle, forced use of subs on the right side of the line. West Texa found the going easy that way and picked on it for yardage at critical spots. Buzz Halverson was a strong blocker, bat proved wanting on defense. He plays with a heavy harness to avoid recurrence of a chronic shoulder dislocation. Allan Polley looked good on defense, but comes out when Arizona gets the ball.

Woodson gives full credit to the Buffs. "They outfought us. he said after the game. "They had hustle and drive on their side. "You can't help but admire their attitude, even though it was a little painful." He felt his team was coasting throughout the first quarter and a good part of the second.

"We didn't wake up until they scored. he said of the Wildcats. That came in the second quarter. The eae with which Arizona' then bounced back for a sustained drive to go ahead by half-time. 7-6.

and then slashed for a aw- touchdown as the second i hri" undoubtedly hurt the Cats. They rolled their sleeves down again. West Texas punched over another TD and Art Luppino of the Cats matched it with a 59-yard twist off tackle. Again the Cats let down. Moments later the Buffs had stormed back to tie it up again.

20-20. About then Arizona realized it was in a football game, but the Buffs were fired up. Neither was able to score again throughout a hard-fought fourth quarter, although each mustered one threat. Woodson felt that failure to score in the first quarter, when Arizona marched down the field and lost the hall on the Buff nine, was a decisive factor. "You can't pass up a scoring opportunity like that with a good ball club," he noted.

And he took the blame for the one missed conversion which meant a tie instead of a victory. Luppino had made one 25-yard IJrvan To Defend toons and it was the second which scored one touchdown and set up another. Ronnie Mills, converted from quarter-hack to fullback, romped 42 yards to position the ball for one and 'l yards to place it close for another. He picked up 72 net yards on four carries. A 54-yard kickoff return by Mark Clapp of the second platoon also helped the Buffs.

Constant smashing at the line bv Bubba Hillman. Joe Walden. who scored twice, Archie Sauter, and Charlie Sanders plus the startling work of the reserves gave the Buffs an edge in rush ing. A 50-yard completion from Skip Corley to Gene Leek gave Arizona a passing margin and just about evened the total yardage. Luppino scored all 20 of Arizona's points, going four yards around end twice in addition to his 59-yarder.

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4: Buck Freeman 53. 60. Greyhound Race Results up with San Diego State this weekend could bring a smile to' his face. "San Jose was a fine team," he said, "and they beat us in the line. Nothing we tried on the ground worked, but we did pass well.

Coach (Bob) Bronzan told me it was by far the best game the Spartans have played, and I can believe it." Defeat, is something new for Devine. who had two unbeaten years in Michigan high school ranks before moving to Michigan State as an assistant. The San Jose loss was his first since coming to ASC. MOST POTENT of Arizona State's weapons was the Dave Graybill to Gene Mitcham pass-in? combination. Gravbill passed to the former North Phoenix High ace for gains of 50, 16, 12.

22. and 10 yards, and Mitcham took another pass from Bob Mulgado for 25 yards and a touchdown. "But that running that was rough," declared Mitcham. "Before, we've had holes to choose MDDWEST Kansas State 42. Marquette n.

Bowline Green nn. Carroll 0. Karlham 26. Hanover IS. Valparaisa 20.

Evansville 18. Defiance 7. Willmineton 7 itie. Washburn 2f. Emporia State 6.

Rfthol Ottawa (Kan I S. Southwestern iKan) 7. Fort Hays Sta'e 7 tiei. Warrensburir (Mo) 19. Kirksville (Mo i 7.

Rolla 13. Sorincfield (Mn 7. Pittsburg (Kan) 38. St. Benedicts (Kani 7.

Western Reserve 6. Mt. I'nion 6 (tie). IfeidelbfTK 20. Wittenberg 0.

Cane Girardeau (Mot 31. Maryville (Mo. fi. 34. Ripor 14.

Iowa Tehrs 32. North Dakota State 0. N'orthern (SD 40. Huron 13. Moorhead "Minni 27.

Winona It. South Dakota 4H. Blark Hills Techrs 7. Piatteville 14. Whitewater 12.

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SAN DIEGO State's Aztecs have to Pepperdine, Cal Poly, and Pomona-Claremont this sea son and will be three-touchdown underdogs against the Sun Devils. ASCs scoring against San Jose was manuiacturea witnout a single sustained drive. The first TD came on a blocked kick which tackle Bob Noel ran into the end zone. A 25-yard pass, Mulgado to Mitcham, brought the second, and a 50-yard pass from Graybill to Mitcham on the San Jose, four-yard line set up the third. The Devils could make only 19 yards on the ground, but piled "up 191 yards in passing.

McMurry 21. Midwestern 20. Arkansas Tech 20. Ouachita 6. Florence (Ala) 12.

Arkansas State 6. Ozarks 20. Hendrix Arki Arkansas 26. Henderson (Ark) 19. WEST rtah State 18.

New Mexico 0. Montana State 39. Colorado College 14. Western (Colo' State IS. Colo Mines 13.

Lewis-Clark 47. Linfield 7. Eastern Wash 12. British Columbia 0. Whitworth 21.

Central Wash 6. Pacific fniv 13. Pacific Lutheran 0. Willamette 10, Whitman 0. SOUTH Western Carolina 20.

Catawba 6. Lenoir Rhyne 26. Appalachian Id. Virginia I'nion 6. Howard (DC) 0.

Louisville 19. Dayton 7. Memphis State 20. Murray (Ky 7. Middle Tenn 14.

Austin Peay 14 (tie). Tean Tech 13. Eastern Kentucky 7. Miss Southern 26. North Texas 0.

Northwestern La 34. Louisiana College 7. Miss Collece 19. Howard (Ala) 14. Southwestern La 26.

Northeast La 6. Louisiana Tech 14. McXeese Lai 0. William Carey 19, Delta (Missi State 49. Fort Valley State 0.

EAST Alfred 3R. St. Lawrence 0. Geneva 46. 6.

Ithaca 12. Wilkes (Pa) 7. Lycomine IS. Lincoln (Pa 6. West Virginia Tech 14, West Liberty 13.

Fairmont (WVa) 12. West Va Wes-leyan 6. CANADIAN BIG FOUR Montreal 3.i. Ottawa 7. Hamilton 15, Toronto 11.

football. "The statement made by Knox is ridiculous. UCLA has a regular medical staff which checks on the readiness of a boy to play and our record Th that regard (to Knox) is excellent." Knox has verbally Ronnie's coaches throughout the boy's playing career which has included stints at three Southern California high schools and the University of California, plus, this season, at UCLA. Browns Stock Sale Expected CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Plain Dealer said last night that Saul Silberman, board chairman of the Cleveland football Browns, plans to sell his half interest in the club for $375,000. A board meeting is scheduled for today, and the newspaper said Dave Jones, president of the Browns, and his associates are ready to buy Silberman's stock.

Silberman is 'president of Tropical Park race track in Miami, Randall Park track here and the Painesville, Ohio, fairground track. Should he sell his Browns' interest for $375,000, he would make a profit cf about $225,000, the Plain Dealer estimated. The Silberman-Jones group bought the club from Arthur B. (Mickey) McBride, founder of the team 10 years ago, in 19 Father's Popping Off May End Knox Play lOTH. B77 Yds.

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LOS ANGELES (INS) Har vey Knox, stepfather of UCLA tailback Ronnie Knox, may have spelled the end of his son's football career yesterday with another of his unofficial statements. Knox declared he had forbidden Ronnie to play against Sianford Saturday or in any future game until the youth is "physically sound." Ronnie, although not living up to past performances, had a large hand in UCLA's trouncing of Oregon State, 38-0, Saturday night. Wilbur Johns, UCLA athletic director, said when informed of the elder Knox's statement: "If a father starts telling a boy when he can play, maybe it's time for the boy to quit Hoiv Cat, Devil Grid Foes Did ARIZONA COLORADO Ai.M 14. Wyoming 13. H.OKAI( 13.

Oregon fi College of Pacific 2d. IDAHO 0. Arizona 20. WKST TKXAS 2( (tiel. TKXAS HESTtRJi 27, TEXAS TECH 27 (tie.

Denver fit, MONTANA 13. tan State 18. NEW MEXICO 0. San State 27, ARIZONA STATE AT TEMPE 20. ARIZONA STATE WICHITA 14, Oklahoma AA-M 7.

Mc.Murray 21. MIOWESTERN 20. Fresno State S2. SAX NTC 0. is AN JOSE STATE 27.

Arizona State 2( Pomona-Claremont 28. SAN PIEGO STATE 2(. HAROIN-SIMMONS. open date. WEST TEXAS 2d.

ARIZONA 20 TEXAS WESTERN 27. Texas Tech 27 'tie. Howard Payne 34. NEW MEXICO A A 12. HAWAII 19.

Pearl Harbor Navy 12. BURMESE MOVE ONT TOKYO (AP) The 18-mem-ber Burmese soccer team left for Hong Kong last night after winning two games and a draw with 'Japan's all stars during a 10-day I guoawiu tour in mis country. HAMH.K 57.172. ATTENDANCE 3.700. Babe Given Okay To Play Golf Game TAMPA.

Fla. (AP) Babe Za- harias got the word from her doctor yesterday to go ahead and exercise and the famous woman golfer went out and shot a 40 for nine holes. For AAA field. one of the season's top AAA drivers, has entered the Ball Memorial. A field of more than 30 cars is expected to attempt qualification for the lS-car starting field.

Also expected are defending champion Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix. Bob Sweikert of Indianapolis who won this year's 500 and already has sewed up the '55 point chase, and Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley. Park, 111. Only other AAA championship race this year will be held at Sacramento, next Sunday. Bryan also is defending champion in that race.

Whatley Bird Wins John Whatley won for the first time in three years as the Phoenix Racing Pigeon Club held a race from Aguila yesterday. His bird was timed in 1,009.17. Other fin ishers in order: ay Roberts, William Brown Ed Beauchamp, and Whatley, who al took fifth. (TH. 516.

f.r. 3. 17.I0. 32:12 pp 1 I tin nifi Scia! Figure Rose "Rouge Selida Foohsh Martha Tom Turk Matt's Shamrock 2 i i-s 2 3 3 12.7" 6 3 4 3-2'i S-PO 4 1 2 4- 2 SO 3 7 2. SO 8 7 8 6- 120 announcement after being advised by Gordon Betz, AAA West Coast representative, that a Las Vegas.

race scheduled for Nov. 13 has been cancelled. The cancellation makes the Phoenix 100-miler the final race of 1955. AAA's last year of race sanctioning. Championship auto racing will be sponsored by the newly organized United States Auto Club in 1956.

Betz said all car owners and drivers will be notified of the cancellation by James H. Lamb, AAA contest board secretary- The Las Vegas race, rumored to have been called off several weeks ago. apparently was cancelled when promoter Hank Lammers and track operator Charles Curryer were unable to come to terms for this year's race. Mohamed also announced Johnny Thomson of Spring- The second annual Bobby Ball Memorial 100-mile auto race, scheduled for the Arizona State Fairgrounds Nov. 6.

will be the final big car race under the banner of AAA. it was announced here yesterday. Promoter Ernie Mohamed of Arizona Speedways made the Bettc Given Bull's Ear NUEVO LAREDO. Mexico INS Bette Ford. American girl bull fighter, nade a clean kill of her second bull vesterday with a single sword thrust, to feature a program at the Nuevo Laredo ring.

Miss Ford was awarded the bull's ear. She makes her next aonarance at the Plaza in Mexico City. Oct. 16. The Plaza is the world's largest duii ngntmg ring.

are, from left, his son Kevin, Mrs. Snider, 'and daughter Pamela, 4. Snider is getting first look at son, Kurt, born just three weeks ago. (AP Wirephoto) Duke Returns ltotk runs helped Brooklyn win its first World Series, greets his family in Lynwood, yesterday. Glad to have him home.