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37 Los Angeles 21 Pittsburgh 0 New York 49 Philadelphia 19 Washington 6 Detroit 28 Chicago Cards 29 Pittsburgh 20 Philadelphia as 48 Washington 24 10 Chicago Cards 0 34 New York 37 397 2971 NEW YORK GIANTS 7 'Green Bay 24 'Pittsburgh 17 'Detroit 7 'Chi. Bears 30 "Los Angeles 24 Dallas 31 Philadelphia 17 Cleveland 23 Chicago Cards 24 10 Philadelphia 14 28 Chicago cards 6 23 Ban Fancisco 14 3 Green Bay 17 14 Washington 10 7 Pittsburgh 63 17 Washington 27 37 Cleveland 34 319 3081291 493 cxnioiuon gamea Eagles' Brewer Injures Kidney WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 VP) John Brewer, 230-pound back for the Philadelphia Eagles, was injured in today's pro football game with the Washington Redskins. He was taken to Georgetown Hospital where it was announced he had a kidney injury. Brewer told a reporter rays had been taken and he would not know until tomorrow wheth er an operation would be necessary.

awrts's OF BEEF OntoCIM0aNw4KfWiMiw Ktttgurant Row, Btvmrly Hills 7 BEATING TO TIE FOR SAN T)pc. IS Pi Quarterback Frankie Albert, Dowea out or professional football in a blaze of glory today as ne passed ana enguieered tne San Francisco 49ers to a 24-14 victory over the Green Bay jpacicers in tne wina-up game here of the National League season. The 4f)prs swvttwl tniiphrlnumc in each of the first three periods ana Gordon Soltan kirkprf a 9R- yard field goal in the fourth quar ter. Howton Scores Green Bay scored a touchdown in the second quarter and another in the third when Bill Howton, right end, raced 53 yards to complete a 90-yard toucnaown pass. Vito Parilli, rookie quarterback for the Packers, threw the ball from his own 10-yard line.

The game was witnessed by 18,086 fans. Albert, who announced his retirement from pro ball this week, completed passes in unerring fashion to move the ball downfield in the three touchdown drives. Perry Scores The 49ers marched 74 yards to take a first-quarter lead. Full-back Joe Perry, who turned in a brilliant performance in the running department, went over from the 3-yard line to give the 49ers an advantage they never relinquished. The 49ers scored again in the second quarter after recovering a fumble by Green Bay's Defen sive Back Billy Grimes.

They went 51 yards in four plays. The drive was highlighted by Perry's dash of 22 yards. Rookie Halfback Star Hugh McElhenny went over from the 1-yard line. In the third quarter the San Franciscans drove 73 yards with Albert passing to Halfback Joe Arenas from the 6-yard line into the end zone. The series was featured by a 42-yard pass from Albert to J.

R. Boone, 49er halfback playing end. SCORE BY QUARTERS Green Bay 0 7 7 0 14 San Francisco 7 7 7 3--24 Green Bay scoring: TDs Howton, 2. PAT Reichardt, 2 (Place kicks). san Francisco scoring: tos Perry, McElhenny.

Arenas. PAT Soltau. 3 fPlace kicks). Field goal Soltau (Place kick). STATISTICS Green Haw ftv First downs 24 Rushing yardage 64 195 passing yaraage 3Z4 160 Passes attempted 48 22 Passes completed 24 17 passes intercepted 1 1 Punts 2 4 Punting average 47.5 43.8 Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 20 40 1 the game, and Crazy Legs Hirsch were marvelous at end.

Fears caueht two shorties for touch downs and Hirsch executed an incredible 65-yard gainer to go the route. Their points, plus those of Lane and Waterfield, enabled the Rams to keep the NFL scoring title for the third year in a row. They finished with 349 points to Detroit 344. Air Attack Fears notched the first num bers on the board at 5:30 of the second quarter after Van Brocklin had moved his team 95 yards with a dazzling aerial display. Brink had just recovered Frank Rogers fumble on the Ram 5 when Dutch opened up.

During the attack he completed passes to Fears for 16, to Vita min Smith for 22, to Hirsch for 9 and to Skeet Quinlan for 18. His fifth completed pass of the series, a 10-yard was taken by Fears on the Pitt 5. The big end dodged Jack Butler and romped across the goal line. Pass Backfires With a minute of the second quarter left, Darrell Hogan in tercepted Van Brocklin pass STATISTICS Yardg cained running- lis 163 Yards lost running Net yards salndri runnlnv inq IRS Forward nasses attempted 48 43 Forward passes completed 23 24 Forward passes Intercepted .5 4 Yards intercepted passes returned 61 96 Total yards gained, forward passes 282 358 Yards lost attempting to pans 3r Net yards gained forward passes 244 358 Net yards gained running ana passing 333 olb First downs, running 4 6 First downs, forward passes 13 21 First downs, penalties 1 0 Total first downs 18 27 Scrimmage plays 79 82 Klckoff returns 3 3 Yards klckof fs returned 19 56 Average length, kickoff return 9fi la en Punts 5 Total yards of punts 235 211 lensth. nunt.

47 nn d.0 on Punt returns 2 3 lotai yaras. punt returns 15 46 Average Iftnfft.h. mint return 7fi(l Penalties against 5 5 Yards lost, penalties 25 45 Fumbles 2 1 Fumbles recovered 0 0 Ball lost, fumbles 2 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Kteeler Tm TV A vr. wt im Chandnois 10 51 0 51 5.10 Matthews 5 30 2 28 5.60 Modzelewskl 2 5 3 2 1.00 Rpgel 8 20 1 19 2.37 Finks 1 9 0 9 9.00 Totals 26 115 6 109 4.20 Rama Towler 12 74 1 73 6.08 V. T.

Smith 6 33 0 33 5.50 Lewis 2 6 3 3 1 50 Quinlan 1 20 6 20 2.00 Myers 9 20 1 19 2.11 Younger 3 10 10 3.33 Port IV MONDAY, DEC. 15, 1932 HYLAND FLING By DICK HYLAND With the Little Rose Bowl game out of the way and the big Rose Bowl due to start its real build-up with the ar rival of Wisconsin in Pasa dena this week, let's take time out for the ponies. Santa Anita opens its season the day after Christmas. Your Flinger is not too much of a horse fan but he knows enough to take a peek around for what the Jones boys are doing before forming an opinion on any race. The boys, Ben and Jimmy, and their Calumet Farm horses are at Santa Anita.

Any morning Mr. Ben and Mr. Jimmy may be seen astride their personal ponies as they supervise the preparation of Calumet color-bearers in the coming meeting. We have no report on what Mr. Jimmy is thinking but Mr.

Ben has the Santa Anita Handicap, which guarantees $100,000 to the winner, on his mind. "And," he insists, "the Santa Anita Handicap i3 the toughest race to win in the whole world." He contemplated this sad truth a moment and then rode away into the distant turn in the dawn light. Hi3 baleful utterance had been prompted by the suggestion that Calumet holds a pat hand for the Handicap. He remembers too well that Calumet Farms, while winning practically every other turf classic in the nation at least once, ha3 never won the Santa Anita Handicap. "Mister Jones and hi3 son, "Mister Jimmy" Jones, have brought Calumet ponies along so well that they have won five Kentucky Derbies, four Preaknesses, two Hollywood Gold Cups, assorted Arlington Classics, Lawrence Realizations and well, you name it, they've won it.

For seven different years the name of Calumet Farms has topped the list of money-winning owners and four of those years have meant over $1,000,000 were earned, each year. In Citation the Jones boys and Calumet Farms developed the first "millionaire" horse. Even Big Cy, however, could not win the Santa Anita Handicap. They must be credit for trying. Three times they have sent their colors to the post in quest of the "hundred grand" and each time they have been carried by the public favorite.

Yet, no soap. No win, anyway. In 1947 Calumet's golden gelding. Armed, was flown in from Florida the week before the race. The mile and one-quarter of the Santa Anita on such short notice proved too much for Armed.

He faltered before the closing rush of OI-haverry, you may remember, and finished fifth. Three years later the Jones boys really went after the big prize. They entered a pair that "couldn't miss," Citation and Ponder, and had Two Lea for insurance. The fans believed they were the surest thing since mineral oil and sent them off at 33 cents the dollar. Along came Noor and what a snowstorm of torn tickets that produced! The next year the Jones boys and Calumet came up with Bewitched and All Blue.

Again Calumet colors were made race favorite, and again they dipped. Moonrush came along to win and the Calumet pair finished fifth and sixth, respectively. It is, therefore, quite understandable that Ben Jones thinks the Santa Anita Handicap the "toughest" race to win. He's hadTthe horses and could not do it. The Calumet list of eligibles for the 1953 'Cap suggests the Calumet ponies will be favored again.

First, there's Hill Gail. He won the San Vicente Stakes and Santa Anita Derby as a 3-year-old. Then he moved east to Keeneland for a win in the Phoenix Handicap and win in the Derby Trial and Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. A minor ailment kept him out of competition after that but he Is reportedly in top shape again. With Hill Gail sidelined, the Calumets sent Mark-Ye-Well to the post He proceeded to whip the best of his age, winning the Lawrence Realization, Arlington Classic, American Derby and Clang Handicap.

Third is Two Lea, a filly, and we know her well in California. While the boys of Calumet were cleaning up in the East, she was winning five stake races at Hollywood Park, including the Western Stakes. Someone is going to have to catch her any time she starts. Calumet also has Canlea, a youngster turning 3 who is showing so much that the Joneses have nominated him before other, more experienced ponies in the Calumet string. It suddenly occurs to me that one horse, such as Hill Gail or Mark-Ye-Well, can really clean up this season at Santa Anita.

28-14 CROWN and returned it 20 yards to the Steeler 40. On second down Finks tried a flat pass. Lane lost no time latching on to the floater and racing 42 yards, cutting back at about the 15 to elude Finks. It gave the Rams a tidy 14-0 half time lead. That didn't last long, though, Early in the third period Quin lan put the Rams in a hole by letting Pat Brady's towering punt get through him to the 3-yard line, where Moose Myers flopped on the bail.

Hogan Interception On third down, Waterfield aimed one at Hirsch. Like baseball players who traditionally strike out or get knocked out of the box when they are given a "day" passed directly to Hogan, who returned it 15 yards to a Steeler touchdown, Stanford's a ry Kerkorlan kicked goal as the partisan crowd stirred uneasily. Many fans expected team which had blasted the Giants, 63 to 7, to explode at this point. Instead, the game blew up in the Steelers' pusses right after Mr. Lane pilfered his third pass, After hitting Hirsch with a 13-yard heave to find the range, Van Brocklin wound up and sailed another one at Crazy Legs in full flight on the Steeler 45, Goofy Gams pivoted, pirouetted, faked, feinted and just plain out ran half-a-dozen defenders to the goal line.

Fearjs Goes Over, The score remained 21-7 until 1:05 of the fourth quarter when Van Brocklin whipped a 5-yard pass to Fears to cap a 75-yard drive. The running of Smith and Towler, who'd been benched at the kickoff, plus passes to Fears and Bob Carey, kept steam in the boiler. Finks engineered a counter attack after the next kickoff as the stubborn Steelers went 80 yards in seven plays. Nickel caught one for 45, Dick Hensley caught another for 12 and then Nickel scored easily on a 13' yard cast down the middle. Nearly 12 minutes of play re mained, but what with fumbles and interceptions and one thing and another, neither team could count again.

RAMS LB Fears. Hecker. Brink. LT Siroensen, Winkler, Teeuws. LG Daugherty, West, MeFadin.

McLaughlin, Paul. RO Thompson, Putnam. Langs. RT Dahms, Casner. Toogood.

RE Hirsch, Carey, Robustelli, Lana. Van Brocklin, Waterfield. LH Towler. Quinlan. Williams.

Lewis. Dwver. RH Smith. Barry. -F Younger, Myers.

STEELERS LB Hensley. Tarasovic. Butler, Bays. LT Murray, Ferry. Fugler.

LG Schweder. Hogan. Walsh, Slnkovits. PG Ladygo, Dodrlll. RT Hughes, Stautner.

RE Nickel. McPeak. Finks, Kerkorlan, Brady. LH Mathews, Hartley. RH Chandnois, Calvin, Hlpps.

Brandt. Modzelewskl, Rogel, Shlpkey. SCORE BY QUARTERS Pittsburgh 0 0 7 714 Rams 0 14 7 728 Pittsburgh scoring: TD Hogan, Nickel. PAT Kerkorlan. a.

-i Rams scoring TD Fears, Lane, Hirsch. PAT Waterfield, 4. College Cage Scores St. Bonaventure, 86: Quantlco Marines. 83.

ixras. Tit si. josepn vu. NATIONAL. CONFERENCE CHICAGO BEAKS 14 'Pittsburgh 7 'Cleveland 37 'Philadelphls, 17 'New York 23 'Pittsburgh 24 Green Bay GREEN BAT PACKEBS 0 'New York 14 'Cleveland 'Pittsburgh 7 'ChL Cards 13 'Washington 23 'Pittsburgh JO Chicago Cards 21 38 Dallas 20 16 San Francisco 40 7 Los Angeles 311 20 San Francisco 171 14 Chicago Bears 24 35 Washington 20 28 Los Angeles -24 Dallas 17 Detroit 12 Philadelphia 2ts ureen 41 24 Los Angeles 40 41 Chicago Bears 28 Z4 Detroit 23 17 New York 3 uauas 27 42 Dallas 14 24 Detroit 4 27 Los Angeles 45 21 Detroit 45 10 Chicago Cards 71 14 6an Francises 24 358 402 343 354 DALLAS TLXANS LOS ANGELES BAMS 45 NTC 45 'Washington 24 'ChL Cards 7 'San Fran.

14 'Philadelphia 17 'New York 7 Cleveland 14 Detroit 30 Green Bay 15 Detroit 34 'Brooke Med. 1 27 'Carswell AFB 0 6 23 14 I -rnuaaeipma 24 27 'Washington 1' 14 'Detroit 2 0 'Chi. Cards li 6 New York 2' 14 San Francisco 3' 1 35! 30 37! 20 Chicago Bears 381 1 14 ureen Bay 24 21 San Francisco 48 28 24 Ijos Angeles 4 31 Chicago Bears 6 Los Angeles 13 Detroit 14 Green Bay 27 Chi. Bears 21 Philadelphia 6 Detroit 42 Dallas 20 27 Dallas 6 40 Chicago Bears 24 3o Ban Francisco 9 34 Ban Francisco 21 45 Green Bay 27 28 Pittsburgh 141 291 803 DETROIT LIONS 28 'ChL Cards 7 'Philadelphia 33 'New York 28 'Cleveland 21 'Dallas 45 'Washington 901 359 IAN FRANCISCO 49 ERS 35 'Washington 31 'Chi. Cards 17 'Los Angeles 29 'Pittsburgh 35 'Cleveland 17 Detroit 37 Dallas 3 Ban Francisco 17 17 Los Angeles 14 0 San Francisco 28! 24 Los Angeles lb 28 Detroit 40 Chicago Bears 16 52 Green Bay 17 Cleveland 31 Pittsburgh 43 Dallas 48 Dallas 17 Chicago Bears 14 New York 23 Washington 9 Los Angelea 21 Los Angelea 7 Pittsburgh 24 Green Bay 13 23 Chicago Bears 24 48 Green Bay 24 45 Chicago Bears 21 41 Dallas 6 506 267'43B 287 'Exhibition games.

AUSSIE MILER RUNS 4M. 2.1 S. SYDNEY, Dec. 14 (JP) John Landry, Australia's 22-year-old Olympic runner, ran a mile in 4:02.1 on a heavy track yesterday, missing tfie world record for the distance by only seven-tenths of a second. Landry, who was sixth in the 1500 meters at the Helsinki Olympics last summer, won all by.

himself in an in-terclub meet at Melbourne in the fastest mile ever run in Australia. The world rec-: ord is Gunder Haegg's 4:01.4 set in 1945. 1 Landry, a medical student, ran over a rain-soaked track and was witnessed by only 200 spectators. He won by 80 yards in breaking the Australian record by six and nine-tenths seconds. Doughnuts Don't Do It At Manchester: RUE Big Doughnut Drive-in 000 300 012 8 8 Jim Stars 004 100 002 7 9 3 xariton ana waiger; pnuiips, esquire (4).

Schaffer (9) and Aritak. At Ontario: it Pasadena Red Sox 020 110 304 11 10 3 Ontario Douglas 010 000 012 4 5 1 rearson ana Koert; McMahon, smith (7i and Baker. Aj.Ojn, JfLfXJt jy. 7 i -2 i a-w yvj, W) photo Baugh Winds Up Career With 16 NFL Records WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 () Sam Baugh of the Washington Redskins played his last game today, and wound up with these 16 National Football League records: Most passes completed 1709.

Most passes completed on season, 1947 210. Most passes attempted 3016. Most passes attempted on season, 1947354 Most passes had intercepted 206. Most yards sained sassinsc AS Most yards gained passing on sea son. .30, Most touchdown passes 187.

Best passing efficiency (500 or mors attempts) 56.6 Best passing efficiency one season, 1945 70.3 Most pants ons game 14 (held with two others). Best punting average on season, 1942 48.7 yards on 30 punts. Most years as active player in national football league 16. Championship game records: Longest punt 65 yards. Most years participated 5.

Most yards gained passing on came 336 Rosabell Teams Split At Compton: Rosabell Travelers 101 000 3016 10 4 Compton i pacemaKers zoo 203 oox 7 10 2 Ristow. Staear 4l and Burdieh: McCall, Francis (7) and Paepke. At South Pasadena? TT Universal Milling 000 000 3025. 7 6 Rosabell Plumbers 205 100 Olx 9 10 1 Landy, Allman (3), Gazeila (7) and Sehlro; Undell. Aguirre (7) and Morgan.

a. m. ('' ill -i i 1 A fin 2. 3. in Continaed from First Page equally sizzling when he re placed Waterfield early in the second act.

Completing 17 passes for 289 yards and three touchdowns, Dutch apparently recaptured the NFL passing title which he relinquished to Waterfield by a single decimal point last year. Official statistics won be re leased until later in the week, but Van Brocklin finished he season with an average gain per pass attempted of 8.46 yards. To-bin and Babe Parilli of Green Bay and Otto Graham of Cleveland all wound up at 8.0, or thereabouts. Towler Top Rusher Towler ran away with rush ing honors, his 73-yard net giv ing him a 12-game aggregate of 894 yards. Last year's leader, Eddie Price of the New York Giants, sat out yesterday's Brown game with an injured hip and finished the season with 748 yards.

But it was Night Train Lane who stole the hearts of the fans yesterday with his skillful defensive play. The rangy rookie from Scottsbluff (Neb.) Junior College intercepted three Steel-er passes before he was assisted from the field with a badly sprained ankle which may keep him out of the Lion play-off. Tonchdown Interception His second theft, which tied the NFL record of 13 held joint ly by Dan Sandifer and Spec Sanders, saw him racing 42 yards to a touchdown. That came just before recess. Everybody was pulling for Night Train to get that 14th one, which he promptly did in the next chapter.

Lane missed Don Doll's league mark of 301 yards gained on intercepted passes by a scant yards, but who cares? Right now the Ram entour age is more concerned over whether he and another defensive ace, Herb Rich, will be ready for the Lions. Rich didn't play because of an injured foot, and Tulsa Jim Finks capitalized on his absence by completing 23 passes for 282 yards. Nifty Elbie Nickel nabbed 10 of them for 202 yards and a touchdown. Pass Record In all, the Steelers threw 48 passes and the Rams 43, the total of 91 breaking the record of 88, set in 1949 by Los Angeles and Washington and tied a year later by Los Angeles and the Yanks. Although the Rams never trailed, Joe Bach's up-and-coming Steelers made it tough for them all the way.

Van Brocklin and Waterfield each had two passes intercepted, one of Bob's resulting in Pittsburgh's first touchdown. The Steelers twice recovered fumbles in Ram territory and twice had first downs inside the L.A. 10-yard line, but defensive demons like Charley Toogood, Stan West, Larry Brink, Andy Robustelli, Don Paul and Tank Younger repeatedly repulsed them. TD Called Back Finks connected with Halfback i Ray Mathews for a 71-yard; touchdown" pass early in the! going, but it was nixed when i Mathews took off before the ball was snapped. I Towler "scored on a buck in the second quarter, butvhe, too, was called for being in motion.

1 Then Waterfield tried a 13-yard field goal which George (Thei Thing) Tarasovic blocked. Steel- er Dale Dodril recovered the free ball and rambled 83 yards before Towler pinned him only; 9 yards from home. I It was that kind of a game, I one which kept the huge crowd i in a tizzy throughout. Tommy Fears, who deservedly was awarded the football after Fender Damaged? See Art Fisher 296S W. Olympic at Normandi Insurance Estimate fe'i Iry Ir WfBln JJ 158 4.80 Pet.

TD 26 50 21 33 215 48 1 289' 61 3 69 47 358 56 "3 Nn TV TTI Nickel 10 202 1 Rogel 4 13 Matthews 2 12 Chandnois ..1 5 33 Hensley. 2 22 Totals 23 282 1 Rams 10 122 2 Hirsch 4 108 1 Smith 6 80 Carey 1 13 Myers 1' -2 Oulnlan 1 19 Barry 1 18 Totals 24 358 3 Totals 33 163 Passlnr pa PC PI Finks 44 22 3 Matthews 1 0 I Kerkorlan 3 1 1 Totals 48 23 Rams Van Brocklin 28 17 Waterfield 15 7 2 Totals 43 24 4 Receiving Steelers 17 SAVE $400 SAVE $400 SAVE $400! at PELTON MOTORS you can SAVE '400 On A Brand New 1952 BODGE While They last Good Selection of CORONETS With Gyromatie Transmission Easy Terms High Trade-in Allowance Lowest Finance Charges hurry to PELTON MOTORS 1345 S. Figueroa Los Angeles 1357 N. Vine St. Hollywood SAVE $400 SAVE $400 SAVE $400! 1.

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