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THE PHIUADEEPHIA' INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1951 ra JT 3i Ortiz Loses in Havana Giants, Sears, Browns, Rams, Lions Win; Tunnel I Runs TOO Ma io ceo to Join Meet NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (UP). Richard Maiocco of New York University has accepted an invitation to compete in the 440-yard run in the Sugar Bowl Invitation track meet at New Orleans on New Year's Day. Peru Boxer KOs Foe LIMA, Peru, Nov. 4 (AP) Antonio Frontado, 168, Peru, knocked out Argentine middleweight Enrique Jover, 166, in the seventh of a scheduled 10-round fight today.

HAVANA, 4 (AP)-Diego Sosa. 132, won a unanimous 10-round decision over California Baby Ortiz, 128, last night in the Sports Palace. Sosa floored Ortiz for "8" in the fifth. Lineups sell a house Pride! rent a house Eagles Conquer Steelers, 34-13 By FRANK O'GARA Continued From First Sports Page passed to Pihos for 11, to Ziegler for 19, and after a first on the 30, he pitched to Sandifer. Almost driven out by a tackier after catching the ball on the 13, Dan spun, weaved through tacklers and carried a pair over from the 5.

That was all except for a spectacular play in the final seconds. Ebert Van Buren tipped a pass, caught it, raced almost into the clear and lateralled to Russ Craft, who eventually lateralled to Frank Reagan for a total of 55 yards to the 35. EAGLES LEFT END Walston, Grant. O'Quinn. LEFT TACKLE Sears.

Stickel. Hansen. LEFT GUARD Wistert, Magee. Romero. CENTER Undskog.

Bednarlk. Farragut. RIGHT GUARD Barnes. RIGHT TACKLE Kllroy. Jarmoluk.

RIGHT END Pihos. Willey, MacDowell. QUARTERBACK Burk. LEFT HALFBACK S. Van Buren.

Scott, Cralt, Reagan. RIGHT HALFBACK Pritchard. Ziegler. Sutton, Sandifer. FULLBACK Parmer.

E. Van Buren. Cowhig. PITTSBURGH STEELERS LEFT END Jansante. Butler.

LEFT TACKLE! Allen, Hays. Lea. LEFT GUARD Torallnson, Dodrill. Schweder. CENTER Walsh.

Stnkovitz. Momsen. RIGHT GUARD Hughes, Hog an. RIGHT TACKLE Wydo. Stautner.

Samuelson. RIGHT END Nickel. McPeak. Minank. QUARTERBACK Smith.

Hendley. LEFT HALFBACK Geri. Hartley. Ortmann. RIGHT HALFBACK Chandnois.

Finks, Matthews. FULLBACK Nuzum. Sblpkey, Rogel. Hollings-worth. Eagles 0 14 13 1 34 Pittsburgh 3 7 3 0 13 EAGLES SCORING: Touchdowns Walston.

Pihos Sandifer. Cowhig. S. Van Buren. Points after touchdowns Walston 4.

PITTSBURGH 6CORINO: Touchdown Shipiiey. Point after touchdown Geri. Field Goals Oeri 2. OFFICIALS: Referee Yens Wallace. Um-oCe Harry Robb.

Linesman John High-berger. Back Judge Henry Haines. Field Judge William Grimberg. TEAM STATISTICS PITTSBURGH EAGLES Its good taste always stands out By ALLEN LEWIS Continued From First Sports Page up sizeable running gains by Ken Carpenter, Dub Jones and Marion Motley. Lou "Groza, who missed two field goals, kicked a pair and added four extra points.

The Cards' Cliff Patton booted a field goal and two conversions, one after an unusual pass interference penalty was called against the Browns Cliff Lewis for face-guarding Fran Polsfoot on a long pass into the end zone. Ralph Pasquariello, ex-Villanovan, bucked over from the one. BLANDA PACES BEARS George Blanda paced the Bears with a 15-yard field goal in the first quarter, a 40-yarder in the last and three extra points. Johnny Lujack's pass set up one second-quarter touchdown and Steve Romanik, another ex-Villanovan, passed seven yards to Don Kindt for a six-pointer 30 seconds before the half ended. The Bears added 10 more points in the second, their touchdown coming after Bill Dudley fumbled a punt.

The Bears defense did a magnificent job of containing Sammy Baugh's aerials. The Rams' Waterfleld tossed to Elroy Hirsch on a 76-yard scoring play in the final quarter to put his team ahead, 20-16, and then added a field goal from the 38. In the second period Bob kicked one from the 39 to give his team a 3-0 lead. They added a touchdown later in the quarter, Waterneld bucking over from the one. PERRY RUNS 53 The 4Sers scored on Joe Perry's 58-yard run and Waterfield's second field goal (from the 20) made it 13-7 at halltime.

Frank Albert engineered a drive which tied the score at 13-all and Jim Cason's interception set up Gordon Soltau's 11-yard field goal early in the final period to give the 49ers a 16-13 edge. Then back came Waterfleld. Green Bay and Detroit matched first-half field goals and Thomason began his streak at the start of the second half, but the Lions led 10-3 after three periods on Bobby Layne's five-yard pass to Leon Hart. Another by the same pair made it 17-3. before the Packers marched 69 yards to score Then Layne hit Doak Walker on a 49-yard play with 90 seconds to go and Thomason tossed to Jug Girard for a Packer tally just before the gun.

sell a business Wol ill NEW YORK GIANTS ENDS McChesnry. Duncan, Strlblinf, Poale, Wilkinson. Mote. Derogatis, Krouse. TACKLES Coulter.

WeinmeUter. Hannah. Dearofatis, Krouse. GUARDS Albright. Baker, Maronie.

Sulaltls. Murray. Barzilauskas. CENTERS Rapacz. Cannady.

Woedard. BACKS Conerly. Schnellbacher, Tldwell, Griffith. Tunnell. Scott, Rowe.

Amber, Price. Landry, Jackson. NEW YORK YANKS ENDS Garza, Tait. O'Connor, Edward. Na- gel, Poole.

Stroshain. TACKLES Mitchell, Donovan, MeCormack, Colo. GUARDS Clown, Champion, aoboleskl. Woz- niak. Averno.

CENTERS Eeklund. Domnanovich, Johnson. BACKS Celeri. Rauch. Iversen.

Taliaferro. Young. Crowe. Griffin. Meisenheimer, Howard, AldMdge, Toth.

Golding. Pollard. N. Y. Yankees 7 7 10 7 31 N.

Y. GianU 13 10 7 7 37 YANKEES SCORING: Touchdowns Taliaferro. Howard. Young. Toth.

Field goal H. Johnson. Conversions H. Johnson 4. GIANTS SCORING: Touchdowns Landry.

Scott. Price. Tunnell. rteld goals R. Fool 3.

Conversions R. Poole 4. CHICAGO CARDINALS ENDS Polsfoot, Bienemann. Kllmek. Dove.

Stonesifer. Ray Ramsey. Hennessey, Wham. TACKLES Fischer, Ferry. McDermott.

Pat-ton. Jennings, Joyce. McDermott. GUARDS Bagdon. Sanford, Wiilner, Patton, Knox.

Rasey. Wallner. CENTERS Simmons. Groom, Sanford. 1 BACKS Trippl.

Hardy. Paul. Cross. Whitman, Anas-nan, Sltko, Panelli, svoboda. Pas-quariello.

CLEVELAND ENDS Young, Gillon. Lavelli. Ford. Oristagllo. TACKLES Groza Kissell.

Palmer, Rymkus, Sandusky. Grigg. GUARDS Gibron. Thompson, Agate, Guadio, Willis. Houston: BACKS Graham.

Lewis. Shula. Carpenter, Lahr. Jones, James, Taseff, Motley, Adamle, Cole, Jagade. Cleveland 14 10 7 3 34 Cardinals 7 3 0 7 17 CLEVELAND SCORING: Touchdowns Graham 2.

Jones. Lavelli. Conversions Groza 4. Field goals Groza 2. CARDINALS SCOR-NG: Touchdowns Polsfoot.

Pasquiello. Conversions Patton 2. Field goal Patton. CHICAGO BEARS ENDS Wightkin. Hoffman, Sprinkle, Keane.

Schroeder. TACKLES Connor. F. Davis. Cowan, Stenn, Hansen.

GUARDS Barwegen. Dempsey, Bray. Neal, Serini. CENTERS Turner. Mosei.

Clarkson. BACKS Lujack. Williams. Romanik. Hun-singer.

Boone. Kindt. Rykcwlcb, Rowland. Stone. Campana, Morrison, Gulyanics.

Dottier, Blanda. WASHINGTON ENDS Taylor. 'Yowaraky. Peebles, Brito, Tereshlnski. Cox.

TACKLES Niemi. Karras, Staton, Lipscomb. Pepper, Hendren. GUARDS Slegert, Badaczewskl. Witueki, Brown.

CENTERS Ulinski. Ricea. BACKS Baugb. Salem. Gilmer, Dudley, Dwyer, Ferris.

Heath, Thomas, Dowda, Goode, Buksar. Chicago 3 14 7 3 27 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO BEARS SCORING: Touchdowns Hunsinger, Kindt. Rykovich. Conversions Blanda 3. Field goals Blanda 2.

DETROIT ENDS Dibble. Swiackl. Hart, Doran. Berrang. TACKLES Martin, Jaszewski, McGraw, Clfelli, Pichlik.

GUARDS Creekmur, Flanagan, Rotas, French, Bingaman. Mom sen, CENTERS Torgeson. Banonis. Llninger. BACKS Layne.

Enke. Walker, Doll. Self. Christensen. Hornschemyer.

Pearson. Mu- rakowski. Smith. Hill. Harder, Alonzo.

Cllne. GREEN BAY ENDS Mann, Orllch, Elliott, Wilberly, Mar- tinkovie. TACKLES Manley. Wildung, Bcker, Spencer, Ruetz. GUARDS Burris.

Alllis, Schroll, Nichols, Michaels. Stephenson. CENTERS Rhodemyre. Schuette. BACKS Rote.

Thomason, Davis. Canadeo, Steiner, Raid. Peltry. Moselle, Grimes. Loomis, Girard.

Collins, Cone, Summer-hays. Detroit 0 3 7 14 24 Green Bay 3 0 0 14 17 DETROIT SCORING: Touchdowns Hart 2. Walker. Conversions Walker 3. Field goal Walker.

GREEN BAY SCORING: Touchdowns Cone. Girard. Conversions Cone 2. Field goal Cone. R4.MS ENDS Keane.

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It's a hearty whiskey rich in real rye flavor. And its 141 years of popularity prove that it's the kind of whiskey a lot of Pennsylvanians prefer. Try Old Overholt yourself and see why. 15 14 First downs By rushing By passing By penalty Yards Gained (net By rushing 7 4 3 -187 -119 68 26 rent an apartment By passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by 6 2 Yards interceptions returned 20 Yards lout nasses 65 6 7 2 242 119 123 IS 8 1 49 0 5 47.0 3 S3 3 51 8 71 3 2 Punts number Average distance 43.8 Returned by (number) 4 Yards returned by 14 Kickoffs returned (number) 5 Yards kickoffs returned 120 Penalties (number) Yards penalized 49 Fumbles 3 Opponents' fumbles recovered 1 eT rr 100 PROOF sKJ sell a used car STEELERS TO KEEP COACH PITTSBURGH, Nov. 4 (AP).

Johnny Michelosen will continue as coach of Pittsburgh's Steelers at least the rest of the season, co-owner Art Rooney said tonight. Rooney scoffed at reports that he planned a coaching change. Asked whether Earl (Greasy) Neale, former Eagles' coach, who sat with him at today's game, was being considered for the job, Rooney declared "Greasy came here on his own. He phoned me from somewhere in West Virginia last Thursday and asked me to have tickets set aside for the Eagle game It was purely a social visit." Neale couldn't be reached for comment. STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY Sports Writers to Hold Annual Dinner Jan.

28 The Philadelphia Sports Writers' Association held its fall meeting yesterday in the Press Association headquarters in the Broadwood Hotel. Fred Byrod, of The Inquirer, presided. The date of the 48th annual dinner was announced as Jan. 28, at which time the country's leading sports celebrities will be honored guests. MAD! IN PENNSYLVANIA SINCE 1810 National Distillers Products New York, N.

Y. TACKLES Simensen. Winkler. Twogood. a worker Dahma.

Collyer. Pinlay. Halliday. GUARDS Daunhertv. West.

Large. Thompson. CENTERS McLaughlin, Paul, Reid. BACKS Waterneld. Van Brocklin.

Davis. Johnson, Smith, Kalminar, Rich, Lewia, Towler, Hoerner. Younger. '49ERS ENDS Soltau. Henke.

Wilson. Bruce. Jessup. (U. S.

Weather teeau reports: TACKLES Collins, Carapella, Nomellim. Tanner. GUARDS Fehr, Grgich, Burke, Banduccl. Brown. CENTER Johnson.

BACKS Albert. Tittle. Cason. Lillvwhlt. rowers.

Ken as. Berry. Monacnino. iryi-kalski. Schabarum.

Wagner, White, Perry. Standlee. Strickland. Lob Angelee 10 3 1023 San Francisco 7 3 16 SAN FRANCISCO SCORING: Touchdowns Perry. Albert.

Field Goal: Soltau. Conversion Solt au. LOS ANGELES SCORING Touch -downs-Waterfield. Hirsch. Field Goals Waterneld 3.

Conversions Waterneld 2. mm find a lost purse Four All-College Teams Selected Pour All-College teams were sel ected at the conclusion of the two-day Middle Atlantic intercollegiate field hockey tournament yesterday at Swarthmore College. The first three teams will compete in the Philadelphia sectional tournament on the same grounds, Nov. 1" and 18. ALL-COLLEGE SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM Phyllis Hampp, West Chester.

LW; Marie Oliver. Temple. LI: Barbara Harper. Temple. CF: Marlene Lochner.

Beaver. RI: sell house goods Shirley McKinnon. Ursinus. RW: Betty Hltchen- er. Temple.

LHB: Cornelia Wheeler. Swarthmore, CHB: Anno Barnhart. Wilson. RHB: Joan Paul. Temple.

LFB: Caroline Clyde, West Chester. RFB: Marie Kerstetter. Temple. G. sewnu ieah neien scnauner.

wiison. LW; Adele Boyd. Ursinus. LI: Margaret Hill. Beaver.

CF: Anne MacMillan, Swarthmore; RI; Marjcrie Merrifleld. Ursinus, RW; Mary Ann Butler. Beaver, LHB: Jane Oswald. Beaver. CHB: Joanne Woodruff.

Ursinus. RHB; Sheila McHugh, Penn. LFB: Cynthia McKelvey, Beaver. RFB; Jean Leedv. Ursinus.

G. THIRD TEAM Marilyn Maure. Kast Stroudsburg Doris Ganges. West Chester. LI: Marguerite Spencer.

Ursinus, CF: Norma Golder. Beaver. RI: Betty King. Beaver. RW Anne Baxter.

AU-catnolie Knsemont I LHB; Marjorie Johnston. Ursinus. CHB: Ethel Meyer. East Stroudsburg. RHB: Joan Givens.

East Stroudsburg. LFB; Margaret Hooper. Ursinus. RFB: Mary Zimmerman. East Stroudsburg.

o. FOURTH TEAM Mary Jane Emilio. Swartbmore. LW Lou Baxter. AU-Cath- buy diamonds olie (Rosemont), LI: Peggy Smythe, Penn.

CF; lean scnaeier, penn. jtu: cuzaoetn uaoesn. East Stroudsburg. RW: Joan Gordon. Drexel, LHB: Hannah Roberts.

Penn, CHB: Edith Hay, Swarthmore. RHB: Marlon Musgrave. Penn. LFB: Sue Slaugh. Swarthmore, RFB; Phyllis saxton.

Beaver, o. HONORABLE MENTION Kay ScKevrr, Eleanor Porter. Mary Lou Bates. Carol Debeck. Sue Gordv.

Ann Burgoyne. all of Drexel: Grace Magee. Beaver: Joan Murphy. All-Catholic (Chestnut Hill Loia Diiks. penn.

Lloyd Wins Trophy, Club Bicycle Title Fred Lloyd won the Charlie Karl memorial trophy in the season-end ing program of the Pennsylvania Bi self borne repairs llililH lr vLIVl Lb WV'Jlin BRAND XjftG 'm L-I 'jL feC. On shot lasts all winter 1 Put "Prat- Cf X. -X JT Jf (QU 17 tana" antf-frwza in and fort.t it JtCS HaTTvV IrlQLIliO i till spring. Na matfar haw hot ar lZ liZ -TV il-U SQ luYVi-w Sr''vV f-rui. LCSl III Oil i I I.

VJCS5rr 1 cycle Club yesterday near Me morial Hall, Fairmount Park. Lloyd finished first in the 10-mile point race and the Australian pur suit. His victories assured him of the all-around championship and the Class A club title. Frank Sten-bardo, winner of the five-mile handicap, finished second in the all-around competition with 27 points, two less than Lloyd. Warren Bare won the 10-mile unpaced race.

The summaries follow: 10-MILE POINT RACE 1. Fred Uovd. 18; 2. Frank frtenbardo. 16: 3.

Harvey Lucas. 10; 4, Elmer Spina. 3: S. Edward Bates. 2.

0:32.4. 5-MILK HANDICAP 1. Stenbardo: 2, Lloyd; 3. Spina: 4. Lucas: S.

Bates. 14:30 4. AUSTRALIAN PURSUIT 1. Lloyd: 2. War To buy, sell, rent or find anything lost quicker and more economically advertise in the Classified Leader of the East ren Bar; 3, Stenbardo: 4, Lucas: S.

Bates: 6. Spina: 7. Harvey Lucas, 8. David Terrell 18:14 0. 10-MILE UNPACED 1.

Bare (26:52 2. Lloyd Stenbardo (27:54.4 3. Lucaa (28 09 4): 4. Terrell (28 26.3); 5, Bates (29:52. Si; 6.

Spina (30:12 3). ALL-AROUND STANDINGS I. Lloyd (29): 2, Stenbardo (27): 3. Bar (22). CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Class 1.

Lloyd (40); 2. Stenbardo (39): 3. Bare 37: Class 1. Bates (3S: 2. Spina (29c 3.

Russ Werling (25). Class 4. Lucas (52); patceui (27); 3. Btll Wisnneta (B Today's Sports SCHOOL FOOTBALL Baxsaont Leacae n-Hattmro at Ambler: n-Sprict field at Sell Perk. Lawer Backs Leagae Pennsburg at Council Rock.

Tri-Caaty Conference Pitman at Pennsgrore: n-Woods town Wvt iPftilabdpfUa inquirer New in its 24th consecutive year of Classified Advertising leadership in Philadelphia. at Clayton. Colonial Conference Woodbury at Haddonfield. Seats. Jersey Graaat Fear Bridge-ton at Vineland: n-Camden at Atlantic CUy.

Cap Atlantic Lea rue Cape May at Hamsnon-ton. Barlingtea Canty Greafi One Pember-ten at Borden town. Other Gasaes Lower Merion at Norrutown: Glen Nor at CoUlngdale: Swarthmore at Yeadon; Haver ford HS at Ridley Township: West Chester at Media: Marple Newtown at Sharon Hill: Prospect Park at Eddyston; Wilson at Spring City: Springfield. at Ridley Park: Trenton at Col-lingswood: n-Mt. Holly at Riverside; Merchant -ville at Camden Regional: Trenton Cathclie at Hamilton: Holy Spirit at Egg Harbor.

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