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Stuns immy Brown lants owooys pea Lions, Wings Beat Bruins, 3-0 Howe Jusi 1 Goal Short Of League Scoring Record Cleveland Ace Scores 3 TDs Bears Roll Over Rams by 52-14 Interceptions Hurt Detroit Quarterbacking Again Problem ine penalty against Parker ey League mark held by Mau rice (Rocket) Richard. Menard's record is held in much the same esteem by hockey ex- Iperts as Babe Ruth's lifetime total of 714 homers is new Dy baseball experts. Howe moved to within that single goal of the precious mark Sunday night when he scored at 1-37 nf the third rjeriod of 'the Red Wings' 3-0 victory over the Boston Brums. Earlier in the game, Howe "beat" Boston igoaue ta jonnsion wnn a 'footer but the tally was disal lowed because of a high-stick- I JJJr. fv i jj tu, -t st 1 STANDINGS Pts.GF GA Detroit 2 0 0 4 8 3 Chicago 2 1 0 4 10 8 Montreal 1 0 1 3 10 6 Toronto 1 1 0 2 7 5 Boston 0 2 1 1 5 12 New York 0 2 0 0 3 9 Sundays Results Chicago 4, Toronto 2 Detroit 3, Boston 0 By United Press International Gordie Howe is just one goal away today from the most fa mous record in hockey history- The next time the 35-year-old Detroit Red Wing ace scores it'll mark the 544th goal of his 18-year career tying him with the all-time National Hock Monday, October 14, ENQUIRER and NEWS 1 'x AP Photofax.

BROWN CRASHES GIANT DEFENSE Jimmy Brown (32), who led Cleveland to a 35-24 victory over the New York Giants in Yankee Stadium yesterday, drives for a gain against the Giants' touted defensive line. Brown steps over fallen Bill Winter (31) and is brought to earth, still moving forward, by Sam Huff (70), Allan Webb (21) and Erich Barnes. John LoVetere (76) and Jim Patton (20) move in to help. Brown ripped off three touchdowns, plus 123 yards 23 carries. Michigan Tech, Adrian Pace State College 11's MacDonald.

The one that got away didn bother Howe one bit. however. as he assisted on a goal by Bruce MacGregor at or thp second Deriod and still later connected on his own from 40 feet out. Howe will have his next opportunity to tie the record when the Red Wings play the Rangers in New York Wednesday night. His next eame after that one is in Toronto Saturday night.

Ken Wharran scored two goals and Stan Mikita one to lead the Chicago Black Hawks to a 4-2 win over the Maple Leafs in the other Minaay game. Rnhhv Hull connected for the other Chicago goal while Bob Pulford and George Armstrong scored for Toronto. Central Starts Advance Football Grid Ticket Sale Earl Willmarth, ticket manager at Battle Creek Central, announced that an advance sale of reserved tickets for the Ann Arbor game here on Oct. 25 and. the Lakeview game on Nov.

8 would be held at the C. W. Post Field ticket office. The windows will be open from p.m. tomorrow and Wednesday.

Only reserved tickets will be on sale. The general admission and remaining re served tickets for these two parries will bo on sale the day of the individual games. Bearcat fans tavor tne pian or buying their tickets in advance, thus enabling them to avoid the wait in line for tickets the night of the game. Central High officials are anticipating sellout crowds for these final two home games. 19 GREEN WO 5-5178 New Policy Freedom of Decision Is Making Jimmy Brown Tougher than Ever By United Press International The list of Michigan college football teams with winning records has been sliced to two 564 miles apart.

The Adrian Bulldogs, who; were 3-4 last year and Michi- pan Tech. the UDDer Peninsula: school at Houghton which plays cisco went into Sunday's game with Baltimore with a record only one Micnigan nvai, anai bogota, coiomDia uernar-was 0-6-1 last year are the two 'do Caraballo, Colombia, out-clubs above the .500 mark. pointed Piero Rolo, Italy, 10. Adrian, which hasn't had aj Flyweights, winning season since 1948 but! DORTMUND, Germany Karl now boasts the best record (3-1) Mildenberger, 1934 Germany, 1963 Page 1 1 setback at the hands of Findlay as O'Dell Barry returned a punt 80-yards for a touchdown. HoDe moved into the win col- lumn for the first time by taking a 21-8 MIAA decision over Alma as Bill Hultgren tossed a pair of touchdown passes.

outpointea joe r-rsiane, uu; 2, England, iu. CHECK THESE fl IGNITION TUNE UP CARBURETOR SERVICE VALVE GRINDING RINGS REPLACED SPEEDOMETER REPAIR AUTOMATIC REGULAR TRANSMISSION SERVICE CLUTCH REPLACEMENT BRAKE SERVICE i4 1 I Mfl mi CHECK THESE NOW Haddock 4 I ffi yards to Terry Barr and then hit Codgill on the five where the latter made a one-handed catch and stepped over for the score. Marsh spoiled things for Detroit with his run and Morrall got Detroit's final touchdown on a 70-yard pass play with Codgill. With 24 seconds to go, the Lions still were threatening but a Morrall pass went into enemy hands. The Lions made 16 first downs to 10 for the Cowboys and out-passed the home team 254-63.

The Lions completed 14 of 38 passes and Dallas eight of 22. The next Lion game will be against the Baltimore Colts next Sunday at Detroit. The Colts, like the Lions, are now 2-3. Dallas 0 7 0 1017 Detroit 0 0 0 14-14 Dal Clarke 11 pass from Meredith (Baker kick). Da' FG Baker 13.

Det Cogdill 32 pass from Morrall (Walker kick). Dai Marsh 41 run (Baker kick). Det Cogdill 70 pass from Morrall (Walker kick). Ma rv Woodson To -Miss MSU Game BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Marv Woodson, Indiana University's star halfback, will be lost for at least the Hoosiers' game at Michigan State Saturday as the result of a knee injury suffered in Indiana's 37-26 defeat at Iowa.

How serious the damage was to cartilage in Woodson's left knee will not be known for two days, an Indiana athletic department spokesman said Sunday. I If an operation is necessary, I the 196-pound senior probably will be lost for the rest of the season. The Hattiesburg, Miss speedster is the only senior in Indiana starting lineup. 9 in either peninsula, clobbered Olivet 54-30 Saturday. Mifhio-an Tprh pdppd Mankato State at Mankato, 21-19, to boost its record to i-i.

Two clubs. Central Michigan and Hillsdale, went into the weekend witn identical winning records of 2-1-1. But Central lost to Northern Michigan, 19-0, and Bork and Northern Illinois, 19- 13, and both slipped back to the .500 record. Alhinn took control of the MIAA race by knocking off de- fending champion Kalamazoo, 25-14, as Dave Neilson threw three TD passes to Jerry Chandler. Albion is 2-0 in loop play but 2-2 overall.

Northwood Institute achieved a winning record (3-2) by top pling Defiance, 41-0, but North wood is a two-year school. Ferris State suffered a STATISTICS Dallas 10 Lions 16 105 251 14-38 2 0 30 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 173 a 6-22 3 1 57 DALLAS (AP) A football season that began with hope and promise for the Detroit Lions now looks as though it will wind up with the near-cham pions of the last two years as no better than 1953 also-rans. Detroit's third defeat in five National Football League games Sunday 17-14 by the lowly Dal las Cowboys left a mountain ous job ahead for the Lions if they are to win redemption. Quarterbacking was the ap parent No. 1 trouble again for Detroit, though there were other problems.

Vital pass interceptions by the Cowboys off Milt Plum played major role while the Lions were taking over in the statistics but in little else. Two Passes Intercepted Dallas linebacker Chuck How- ley, intercepting two passes to set up a touchdown and a field eoal. was the' main villain in the piece. The Lions, now a full three games off the NFL Western Di vision pace, made a fight of it in the fourth quarter when Earl Morrall pitched a total of more than 100 yards tor two touchdowns when it was too late. Earl Walker missed four field goals for Detroit, all from long distance ranging from 37 to 49 yards.

The Cowboys, winning their first in five league games before a Cotton Bowl crowd of 27,264, got a second period touchdown, never to yield their lead. Fifth West Defeat This was the fifth straight time that a team from the NFL's supposedly weaker East-em Division had conquered over a West foe. Going into the late portion of the last period, Detroit trailed 10- 0 and got going with a rally that might have turned the tide. Pass stealer Howley had figured in both Dallas' second period touchdown and in its last quarter field goal. He stole a Plum pass on the Detroit 36 in the second quarter and Don Meredith passed the Cowboys in from there, completing the drive with an 11- yarder to Frank Clarke.

Howley stole another Plum pass on the Detroit 11 in the fourth quarter when Detroit was trying to get out of a hole and Sam Baker booted a field goal, from the M. Morrall Sparks Rally Coach George Wilson yanked Plum and Morrall came in- and set off the rally. Before he had finished, Morrall threw two touchdown passes to Earl Cod-gill, but between the two Amos Marsh got loose for a 41-yard touchdown dash for Dallas in keeping the game safe for the Cowboys. Morrall, moving the team into Dallas territory, passed 32 IMPERIAL HIRAM WALKER MPERii -ilk ISP STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE Pet. PtS.

Op. Cleveland 5 0 0 1.000 168 91 St. Louis 4 1 0 .800 152 91 New YorK 3 2 0 .600 122 122 Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 121 90 Philadelphia 2 2 1 .500 120 131 Washington 2 3 0 .400 110 129 Dallas i 4 oo WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago 5 0 0 1.000 137 48 Green Bav 4 1 0 .800 144 78 Minnesota 2 3 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 Baltimore 2 3 0 .400 118 94 91 San Francisco 0 5 0 .000 Los Angeles 0 5 0 .000 Sunday's Results Chicago 52, Los Angeles 14. Cleveland 35, New York 24 Dal'as 17, Detroit 14 Green Bay 37, Minnesota 28 Philadelphia 37, Washington 24 St. Louis 24, Pittsburgh 23 Baltimore 20, San Francisco 3 Sunday's Games Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at San Francisco Dallas at New York Green Bay at St.

Louis Minnesota at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Pittsburgh By MIKE RATHET 54 135 46 174 Associated Press Sports Writer "If he had run any harder, he'd have killed one of us." Jimmy Brown received that tribute from defender Sam Huff after staying on his record- breaking course Sunday by rambling over, around and through the New York Giants for three touchdowns a 3a-24 Cleveland victory that kept the Browns undefeated in the National Football League. A one-fnan Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside, Brown dove one yard for the first Browns' touchdown, took a screen pass 72 yards for the touchdown that put Cleve land ahead to stay and wound up his performance with a 32 yard scoring run. The former Syracuse All America and NFL rushing rec ord-holder gained 123 in 23 car ries on the ground and grabbed four passes for an additional 86 yards.

With only five games on the 14-game NFL schedule com pleted, Brown is threatening his own one-season ground-gaining record of 1,527 yards, set in 19d8; Joe Perry's career record of 8 280 yards gained, in 14 seasons; and Jim Taylor one-season touchdown record of 19, set last year. Brown, in his seventh season, has gained 787 yards this season an amazing 7.8 average 8,230 career yards and has scored 10 touchdowns this year. The Browns' victory maintained their one-game hold on ithe Eastern Conference lead. St. Louis slipped into second with a 24-23 decision over Pittsburgh on Charlie Johnson's 28-yard pass to Bobby Joe Conrad with five seconds remaining and Jim Bakken's conversion.

The Chicago Bears remained the NFL's only other unbeaten crushing the Los Angeles Rams 52-14 as Mike Ditka grabbed four touchdown passes. Green Bay defending league champion Packers remained one game back in the Western con ference race witn a ii-ix, decision over Minnesota. Sonny Jurgensen's four touch down passes earned Philadel phia to a 37-24 triumph over Washington, Dallas whipped De troit 17-14 for its first victory and Baltimore defeated San Francisco 20-3. Scrambles Winners Local motorcycle drivers took three firsts and a pair of thirds in the Irish Hills scrambles races held yesterday. Mel Cook won the expert heavvweight class while Frank Cooper was first in the amateur heavyweight division and Larry Wohlscheid captured tne ama teur lightweight title.

Ted Boody was third in amateur heavyweight and Virgil Goforth third in amateur lightweight. KEEP YOUR CAR FREE FROM RUST With New VEEDOL NORUSTOL SAFETY COAT Available At Service Centers Everywhere CRUMPTON'S AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 114 S. Kendall WO 5-2255 TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE END Chuck Hole SHAKE-UP! Ol any OS. Sinclwi Bros. 1 NEW YORK (AP) What is the difference between the fantastic Jimmy Brown of 1963 and the sub-par Jim Brown of 1962? "I'm the same guy," Brown said Sunday after Cleveland's 35-24 victory over the New York Giants.

"The team is different, especially in attitude. It's the change of policy. Now all of us have the respect for each other. Team Closer Now "You don't just do your job and then sit down and wait for the movies and say well I did a I was supposed to Now you make suggestions, you participate. It is more like a family." Jimmy didn't mention Paul Brown, his old coach, by name.

He did point out that Blanton Collier, his new coach, gave him new freedom of decision. "I like to run outside and I like to run inside," he said. "And I like the two-way option. I never had that before. Now I'm not just a fullback who just hits up the middle." Batters Giants Brown ripped the nroud Giants' defense to shreds Sunday afternoon, gaining 123 yards on 23 carries and 86 more on four pass catches for a total of 209.

Because the league statisticians call a screen pass a passing play and not a run, Brown must wait another week to top the National Football League's all-time rushing record. He has 8,246. Joe Perry of San Fran- WHISKEYS SONS PEORIA, III. 8,296 yards. Actually Jimmy should have 72 more yards running for he took Frank Ryan's screen pass behind the line of scrimmage and went all the way for a touchdown.

Ryan's pass was only an incidental factor in this case, permitting him to get wide where a block by Dick Schaf-rath helped him break loose. Allie Sherman, the Giants' coach, didn't find any great change in Brown. "He always has been great," said Sherman. "He is a hell of a back and now he's at his strongest and quickest. They utilize him well." They sure do.

Bears Handed A 48-13 Defeat 5 A 2 2 Macomb County Arrows Dayton Spartans Lansing All-Stars Dearborn Vikings Cereal City Bears The Cereal City Bears were handed a 48-13 defeat by the unbeaten Macomb County Bears Saturday night at Detroit in a Midwest Pro Football League game. The Arrows, who won ine first round of play in the league, were held to a 21-6 halftime score and the Bears then added a TD in the third quarter to pull to 21-13. But from there on it was all Arrows as the Macomb team pulled away to an easy victory. The Bears next game will be against the Detroit Rockets at Springfield High field at 7:45 p.m. Saturday, ine nociseis beat the local eleven, ju-u tne first time out and this should be a good test for the Battle Creek club which is the young est team in the circuit.

The Bears are determined to give a better accounting ot mem selves in the second round of the loop which starts Saturday. Trap Shoot Results BC Gun Club Trap 25 Dale Gunthorpe and Dale Sinclair; 2VMilt Forest er, Dr. R. W. Irish, Dr.

C. W. Gibbs, Lyndell Bird, Bill Sinclair, Milo Stolp, Frank Stevens, Howard Marquardt, Bob Farnum, Bill Marriott. Skeet 25 Joe Arnold, John Townsend; 24 Bob Dando, E. C.

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