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PAGE 17 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1958 ac Kicks Worn Pmp Gam If 5 way between the uprights to provide the margin of on the 29. That might have saved Kam's unblemished goal line had not two jubilant Warriors pounced too aggressively on Meyer after the whis Evan Porteus, who had shared with Alan Watt the lonesome post of decoy some 15 yards from the scene of thanks to successful conversion attempts. The Buffs did just about everything but win as they let opportunist Kam do it again Saturday night McKinley, with Samuel Spencer running wild in the fourth period of the Saturday afternoon game, fell just short of overtaking a wilting Iolani. The victories preserved the title and Thanksgiving By BOB COLE Punahou introduced its "Lonesome George" and Mc-Kinley finally found a "take-charge" guy, but both had to take a back seat to the reliable placement kick for the point-after-touchdown Saturday in Interscholastic League action. Kamehameha shaded Punahou, 7-6, and Iolani wiggled past McKinley, 21-20, battle throughout the game, finally got into the fray in the final frantic minutes.

He grabbed passes from Burke Wins Yomiuri Golf SAGAMIHARA, Japan, Oct. 20 (UPD-Jackie Burke, of Texas defeated Ken Venturi of California in the second hole of a "sudden death" playoff yesterday to capture the Yomiuri Shim-bun's seventh annual Invitational Professional Golf Tournament Burke and Venturi fired two-under-par 72's on the long par 74 Sa-gamihara Country Club Course here in the final round of the 72-hole tournament to be tied with three under par 289's as they beat third-placing Canada Cup champion Torakichi Naka-mura by two strokes. 3,000 WATCH More than 3,000 enthusiastic fans turned out in perfect weather to see the final round. Play was called off Saturday when Venturi and Nakamura were on the fourth green because heavy rain made further play impossible. Nakamura, who was tied quarterback Sam Meyer for 22 and 17 yards as the Buffs Day hopes of the two private schools.

Kam used the win to remain undefeated and untied and deadlocked with St Louis for the I.L.H. lead. Iolani took possession of third place, a point ahead of idle Kaimuki, thanks to having played and tied one game more than the Bulldogs. Ronald Kaanehe, Kam's jack-of-all-trades, and the Red Raiders' elusive little Al-vin Yamashiro made with the toes to provide the margins of victory. Like they did in their two previous victories, the Warriors played it like a commuter awaiting a trolley he's certain will arrive.

Kam's trolley arrived when guard Ralph Tarn fell on David Harrington's fumble Kams were totally outplayed by the Buffs except for their one surge. The Buffs controlled th ball 62 plays compared to 35 for the winners. Samuel Spencer didn't see much service for McKinley uutil the fourth period, but that was sensational if not good enough to offset Yama shiro's three perfect placements. RAIDERS WILT Iolani, strangely, wilted after a lopsided first half. Yamashiro tossed a screen pass to Roger Lopes on the Raiders' first play of the game, Lopes rambling 49 yards to score.

In the second quarter Tennyson Lum rounded his left end with several changes of gears and raced 43 yards to the second Iolani score. Ed Tsukamoto broke Mc- rushed 42 yards to the Kam 32. Rudy Flores put the scotch to Punahou's hopes by filch ing Meyer's last-down pass and legging it from his 12 to the 32 as the gun barked the tle. The subsequent 15-yard penalty had its impact a few moments later when Meyer flipped a scoring pass for 11 yards to tackle Ted Cleg-horn on the Puns fourth down. Cleghorn had become an eligible end when "lonesome" Porteus stepped back a stride to become a back.

The bulky lineman slipped unnoticed through the Kam defenses for an easy reception. THE MISSED KICK The only extra point placement kick missed all day was charged against the Buffs' Lindsey Kinney, easily the loop's most enthusiastic tackle, on the following play. Gusts of wind and intermittent rain hampered, but had little to do with the fact the usually "hard-nosed" game's end. Punahou used its 10-man attack to perfection in the second stanza, marching 59 St. Louis Leads League In Total Offensive All-conquering St.

Louis tops the team offensive statistics compiled for the Star-Bulletin by Bill Kwon. Kaimuki, upstart contender holding fourth place in the race, leads the defensive statistics. Best running attack belongs to Iolani while St. Louis has by far the best passing game to date. Defensively, St.

Louis is tops in containing its opponents' running attack, while Roosevelt has proved most proficient in defending against passes. yrds to paydirt though it was necessary to employ a bit of subterfuge to become the first to score on Kam this at the Buff 48 deep in the fourth period. Kaanehe, throwing from the double wing spread the Warriors showed for the first time, connected with Norman Kahale for 13 yards before injured Earle Dye year. The Buffs reached the Warrior 17 and appeared bogged down when Steve limped on to handle the pass Burke tossed Meyer passing TEAM STATISTICS ing chores. Puanani McKee P.

McKee Tops Girl Tracksters Puanani McKee was voted FD PC YR Dye threw a strike to end OFFENSE St. Louis McKinley Iolani Harrub Houssein for 22 3 4 4 3 3 Kaimuki 38 52 SO 37 29 31 27 19 yards to the Punahou 14, then lofted a short pitch to Farrington H.H.S.A.A. Approves Baseball, Track Meets Punahou Kamehameha Roosevelt Kaanehe who made an over Net 869 968 962 683 604 591 433 325 Net 492 816 544 759 594 Kinley's drought with a 41-yard scoring pass to end Robert Kahalewai and then threw to Kahalewai for two points and a 14-8 count in the second quarter. Lopes wound up the Raider scoring with a 25-yard swing pass to Wayne Kane-shige, still in the second. Yamashiro kicked good after each and it was 21-8 at the half.

Spencer blossomed suddenly in the fourth. He reeled off a 32-yard dash to midfield, then made successive pass catches of 17 and 19 yards to the Iolani 14. Tsukamoto, sharp with the pass, hit Robert Au for 13 yards and the touchdown, 21-14. Samson Poomaihealanl Avg. 289.7 242.0 240.5 227.7 201.3 197.0 144.7 108.3 Avg.

164.0 172.0 181.3 189.7 198.0 206.3 31- 15 49- 16 32- 10 50- 17 37-14 4419 32-8 19-6 OP-C 38 18 23-4 44-18 32- 12 33- 11 YP 359 381 170 292 242 234 116 78 YP 195 66 282 209 139 344 409 3 3 3 3 510 587 792 391 362 357 317 247 YR 297 450 260 530 455 275 519 running grab, escaped the grasp of one Buff DEFENSE Kaimuki Roosevelt St. Louis a the five and literally dove 3 4 FD 25 26 33 43 37 27 41 McKinley into the end zone for the ty ing touchdown. Kamehameha 3 619 928 92S 37-17 50-15 37-12 Punahou 3 Iolani 4 Farrington 3 Kaanehe's kick, partially 232.0 308.7 698 228 45 OP-C opponents passes completed, Key: Games, FD first downs deflected oncharging Punahou linemen, found its uan of the baseball committee. Other chairmen appointed included Alton Armstrong, Waipahu, for basketball; William Belt, Farrington, for swimming; Joseph Bakken, Mid-Pacific Institute, for tennis, and Charles Mounce, Baldwin, Maui, for football. VR yards rushing, YP yards passing.

Net net yardage, Avg. average per game. At the second biennial meeting of its general assembly concluded Saturday, the Hawaii High School Athletic Association arranged territory-wide tournaments and meets for every sport but football. The two-day session involving 37 Territorial high schools at the Princess Kai- tlani Hotel saw the scheduling of the first track and field meet for Honolulu May 8-9, 1959. BASEBALL The baseball tournament was approved, but no dates Only Nine Major Elevens Still Unbeaten, Untied the outstanding runner of the three-phase York X.D.R.

Women and Girls Track and Field meet concluded yesterday at the University of Hawaii's Cooke Field. Miss McKee compiled 23 points to win the Bob Wata-nabe Trophy. Miss McKee, who had previously won the 50, 75, and 220-yard open dashes, yesterday captured the 100-yard open and finished second in the 440-yard open. Her mark of 12.7 in the 100 eclipsed a record of 13.6 set by C. Maeterns in 1923.

Diane Kochenour was runner-up with 20 points and won the senior girls trophy. Lynn Tsumoto with 10 points won the junior girls trophy. Seven Hawaiian records were set yesterday one in each event. JUNIOR 100 1 Lynn Tsumoto (Kawanana- All 1958-59 Territorial tournaments will be played ir Honolulu. and Dartmouth Auburn, plays Idaho State (3-1) and blocked an Iolani punt and the Tigers started for their final TD from their 42.

Tsukamoto tossed to Spencer for 20 yards to the Raider 25 and two plays later pitched to him again, Spencer getting six points on the 23-yard pass and run play. Tsukamoto tried passing for the all-important extra points, failed, and it ended, 21-20. Saints, Kams Top Prep Loop Five week ends of play remain before the Interscholastic League of Honolulu concludes its 1958 sea for the lead with Venturi and Burke with par 144's at the end of the second round at the Tokyo Country Club course and maintained the three-way lead with 217's on the third day after play shifted to the Sagamihara course, fired a 37-37 par 74 yesterday. MILLION YEN Both Venturi and Burke bogied the first hole in the "sudden death" playoff. Burke won the first prize of one million yen ($2,778) the biggest golf purse ever offered in Japan, when he parred the 580-yard second hole and Venturi three-putted for a bogie.

Venturi received 200,000 yen ($554) and Nakamura 100,000 yen Hawthorn Race Champ CASABLANCA, Morocco, Oct. 20 (UPI) Mike Hawthorn, who quit in disgust after the 1955 LeMans disaster, is the world's new auto race driving champ. The handsome, 6-2 Briton clinched the title yesterday when he finished second to countryman Stirling Moss in the Grand Prix of Morocco, the last race counting toward this year's title. Retired Juan Manuel Fan-gio of Argentina won the title the five previous years. Moss, who needed a victory in the race as well as the race's fastest lap to have a chance at the title, averaged 117.3 miles an hour for the 250-mile grind to win with a clocking of two hours, nine minutes and 15.1 seconds.

The final point-totals toward the world championship gave Hawthorn 42 points and Moss 41. Hawthorn is the first Briton ever to win the title. Rutgers meets Lehigh (2-1-1), all on Saturday afternoon or night. Army stuck to straight football against Virginia, piling up 316 yards rushing and 141 passing. set.

The assembly okayed assistance from the 442nd Veterans Club. Also sanctioned was the 959 Japan-Hawaii high school baseball series to be GAME AT A GLANCE Iol The Cadets scored on First Downs Rushing Passing koa. 2 Ailcen Spiegelberg (Stevenson Intermediate). 3 Ruby Penalty McK 12 5 7 0 17S 272 7-18 3 i) 4-24 7 4-40 8 3 0 173 66 239 26 2 1 2-20 By FRED DOWN NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (UPI) A corporal's guard of nine major college football teams retain unbeaten and untied records today and no less than three have what could be their toughest tests of the season coming up next Saturday.

The season's biggest wave of upsets kayoed six major perfect-record teams Saturday and claimed four of the nation's six top-rated teams. Army and Ohio State upheld their No. 1 and No. 4 rankings with ease but second-ranked Auburn's 17-game winning streak was ended by the 7-7 tie with Georgia Tech and third-ranked Wisconsin, fifth-ranked Michigan State and sixth-ranked Navy all were upset. HEAD LIST Army and Ohio State head Navy.

But there's no rest ahead for any of the still-unblemished nine and that goes double for Army, Ohio State and Northwestern. Army, easy 35-6 victor over Virginia, next faces a rugged Pittsburgh team which beat West Virginia, 15-8, Saturday and has a 4-1 season record; Ohio State takes on Wisconsin which will be sharply on the rebound, and Northwestern, a sensational 55-24 winner over Michigan, opposes Iowa. Iowa, ranked No. 13, blitzed Wisconsin, 20-9, Saturday in one of the day's most significant upsets. Ohio State, of course, walloped Indiana, 49-8.

PLAYS THURSDAY Clemson will be the first of the unblemished teams to put its record on the line Yards Rushing Yards Passing Total Yardage Passes Completed Fumbles lost Intercepted by Punts, average Penalties, yardage played in Honolulu. The series will also be sponsored by the 442nd Club. Dates designated for other H.H.S.A.A.-sponsored Territorial tournaments included basketball, February 26-28; swimming, March 20-21; tennis, March 30, 31-April 1. Roy Lee Roberts of Leile-rua was appointed chair- son with the annual Thanksgiving Day- doubleheader at the Stadium. The schedule this week includes Kaimuki versus St.

Louis at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Roosevelt versus Punahou at 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Farrington versus Kamehameha at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Based on the I.L.H.'s point system of two for a victory, one for a tie, the standings follow, League points in parentheses: THE STANDINGS Score by quarters: IOLANI 7 Mckinley 14 8 021 1220 halama.

Tune: 14.1 seconds. (Record). SENIOR 100 1 Diane Kochenour (Kailua) High X.D.R). 2 Anette Bayne (Kailua High). 3 Joyce Naramoto.

Time: 12.8 seconds. (Record). OPEN 100 1 Puanani McKee I Roosevelt High and X.D.R.). 2 Isabelle Gonzales (Kaimuki). 3 Gwendolyn Gouveia.

Time: 12.7 seconds breaking record of 13.6 by C. Maertens). SENIOR 440 1 Maryanna Harned (Roosevelt High and X.D.R.). 2 Anette Bayne (Kailua High). 3 Diane Kochenour (Kailua High).

Time: 71.2 seconds. (Record). OPEN JAVELIN THROW 1 Muriel Strauss (Roosevelt and X.D.R.i. 2 Anette Bayne I Kailua Hieh). 3 Rose Gomes.

4 Brenda SCORING SUMMART 1Q Lopes (I, 49-yard pass from Yamashiro. Yamashiro kicked. 7-0. 2Q Lum fl), 43-yard run. Yamashiro kicked.

14-0. Kahalewai (Ml, 41-yard pass from Tsukamoto. Kahalewai pass. 14-8. Kaneshige (I), 25-yard pas from Lopes.

Yamashiro kicked. 21-8. 4Q Au (M), 13-yard pass from Tsukamoto. 21-14. Spencer 'Ml, 23-yard pass from Tsukamoto.

21-20. Entries Close Tomorrow for Brown 4-Ball WLT Pts. OPts. 99 drives of 73, 68, 66 and 95 yards before adding a fifth touchdown on an interception. The Cavaliers did manage to suggest an Army weakness in pass defense, though, by completing 18 of 33 tosses.

SCORES 4 TIMES Fullback Bob White scored Ohio State's first four touchdowns in a game enlivened by Buckeye Coach Woody Hayes' charge for the second straight week that the opposition was "piling on" and "roughing it up." Three Ohio State touch- downs were set up by fumble recoveries and two more by interceptions. Georgia Tech tied Auburn on a fourth-period touchdown by Fred Braselton, followed by Tommy Well's conversion; Iowa came from behind with the help of a fumble recovery, an interception and a 68-yard pass from Randy Duncan to Bob Jeter; Purdue drove 58 and 54 St. Louis () 3 Kamehameha (6) 3 0 0 this week, the Tigers playing GAME AT A GLANCE Iolani 5 2 1 1 Kaimuki (4 2 1 0 Punahou (2) 1 2 0 32 6 66 37 72 59 52 84 22 77 62 45 57 20 26 the perfect-record list, of i South Carolina (2-2) in their course, followed by Texas, traditional "Big Thursday" McKinley (2) 1 3 0 Roosevelt (1) 0 2 1 First Downi Rushing Passing Farrington (0) 0 3 0 Penalty Lopez (Kailua High). Distance: 94-1. (Record).

OPEN 440 1 Isabelle Gonzales (Kaimuki High and X.D.R.). 2 Puanani McKee (Roosevelt High). 3 Gwendolyn Gouveia. Time: 69.6 seconds. (Record).

JUNIOR 300 RELAY 1 Kawananakoa (Heather Mlya-shiro, Carolvn Higa. Lucv Solomon, Lynn Tsumoto). 2 York X.D.R. Time: 43.6 seconds. (Record).

Mississippi, Louisiana State, Clemson, Colorado, Northwestern and Rutgers. Those bounced off the list Saturday were Wisconsin, Houston, College of Pacific, game. Texas faces Rice (3-2), Mississippi appears to have an easy one in Arkansas (0-5), Louisiana State takes on Florida (2-1-1), Colorado Kim Pun 6 16 2 in 4 4 2 41 184 78 61 119 245 8-l 7-15 2 1 0 3 7- 32 4-347 8- 48 9-53 0 0 7-7 10 0-8 Entries close tomorrow at 5 p.m. at Moanalua for the Francis Brown Four Ball Golf Tournament. Six pros are already in the fold: Kelly Kee, Walt Na-gorski, Toyo Shirai, Frank Rutkiewicz, Ronnie Patton and Ted Makalena.

Pro Guinea Kop and amateur Jack Chun are expected to defend their team title. The 54-hole tournament is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. Yards Rushing Yards Passing Total Yardage Passes Completed Intercepted by Fumbles lost Punts, average Penalties, yardage Score by quarters: KAMEHAMEHA PUNAHOU Vikings Roll HILO, Hawaii, Oct. 20 Hilo High smashed Pahala, 41-0, at Hoolulu Park yesterday, closing the first half of the season undefeated. Alex Kamau scored three times on 76 and eight-yard runs and a one-yard plunge.

Cleveland, Baltimore Top "SCORING SUMMARY 2Q Cleghorn (P), 11-yard pas! from Mever. 6-0. 4Q Kaanehe (K), 14-yard from Dye. Kaanehe kicked. 7-6.

Pro Grid Division Races Rams gave Halas a push and the Bear mentor almost In the 1958 World Series yards to upset Michigan State, and Richie Petitbon led Tulane 83 and 63 yards for the winning scores in the 14-6 victory over Navy. TOPS ARKANSAS Seventh-ranked Texas followed up its win over Okla '59 A.J.A. Junior Baseball Begins Kaneohe, McCully and Ka-lihi got off on the right foot with victories yesterday as the 1958-59 Honolulu A.J.A. Baseball League commenced play. Kaneohe thumped Kaimu-ki, 11-3, at Ala Wai Field; Kalihi topped Nuuanu Soto Y.B.A., 3-2 and McCully bombed Ajita's, 11-3.

The opening of the league formally kicked off the city's winter baseball season. Next week's schedule includes Ajita's versus Kalihi at the Ala Wai diamond at 9 a.m. with McCully and Kaneohe tangling in the second game. Nuuanu Soto Y.B.A. meets Kaimuki at 10 a.m.

on diamond at the Ala Wai. gainer, upped his total to 635 yards for four games. The Colts, who are making the other team in the league sit up and take notice it's becoming increasingly apparent that they are not going to do an El Fol-do scored three times in the final period, just when the Lions were thinking that perhaps they might pull it out. SAXDLOT STAR Johnny Unitas, the Cin- NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (AP) The Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Colts continued their headlong rush toward the divisional titles in the National Football League yesterday while the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions dashed with equal dispatch in the opposite direction.

The powerful Browns, who would have trouble losing the Eastern section title even if they tried, defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-10, while the upstart Colts sailed off his feet. Then the Bears' Abe Gibron pushed Burroughs and the entire Bear bench came rushing to the rescue. But a few commands from Halas and his minions retired. Lamar McHan, his injured right arm swarthed in band ages, threw two final-period touchdown passes for the Cards to ice their decision over the Giants. He also set up another score.

Veteran Hugh McElhenny hit the line for one score and snatched a pass from John Brodie for another to lead deralla kid the Colts picked off the sandlots, passed to one of the fourth period homa by downing Arkansas, 24-6, eighth-ranked Mississippi crushed Hardin-Sim-mons, 24-0, 10th-ranked Notre Dame edged out Duke, 9-7, on Monty Stickles' 21-yard field goal; llth-ranked Oklahoma celebrated its return to Big Eight competition with a 43-0 rout of Kansas and 14th-ranked Oregon topped Idaho, 20-6. The three previously-unbeaten and untied teams, not among the national leaders, each lost by a single touchdown. Oklahoma State edged out Houston, 7-0, Cincinnati beat College of Pacific, 12-6, and Holy Cross toppled Dartmouth, 14-8. THIS LABEL WAS ON MORE GLOVES AND MITTS THAN ALL OTHERS COMBINED (. and More Players Wore RAWLMGS Fleetfoot Shoes than Any Other Kind!) the 49ers to their victory over the Eagles.

crushed the Lions, 40-14. The Washington Redskins turned back the Packers, 37-21. That left the Lions and Packers with 0-3-1 records and the dubious distinction of being the only teams in the league without a A STERN CONFERENCE Kaimuki Meeting The Kaimuki Fall Intermediate Basketball League for boys 18 and under will hold its first organizational meeting at the Kaimuki playground gymnasium Wednesday at 7:30. All interested persons are asked to be prompt. WLT Pet.

Pts. OP Cleveland 4 0 0 1.000 137 77 New York 2 10 J0O 88 71 Washington 2 2 0 M0 85 93 Chicago Cards 2 0 .500 Philadelphia ISO .250 68 102 Pittsburgh 1 3 0 .250 8 98 WESTERN CONFERENCE Baltimore 4 0 0 1.000 143 84 Chicago Bears 3 1 0 .760 131 87 Los Angeles 2 2 0 .500 112 92 San Francisco 2 2 0 .500 62 105 Green Bay 0 3 1 .000 71 1M Detroit 0 3 1 .000 70 123 scores, running his streak to 19 N.F.L. games in which he has tolled touchdown passes. There never was any doubt of Washington's triumph over Green Bay. The Redskins simply turned Johnny Olszewski (Johnny O) loose, and he took care of things, gaining 185 yards in 20 tries.

The Bears, who are hanging on with a 3-1 Western Division record, almost lost their owner-coach, George Halas, in a sideline fracas. Poppa Bear protested when a gang of Rams pushed Har-Ion Hill out of bounds with authority after the latter had caught a pass. Don Burroughs of the OTHER RESULTS In other games, the Chicago Bears licked the Los Angeles Rams, 31-10; the Chicago CardinaU halted the New York Giants, 23-6, and the San Francisco 49ers whipped the Philadelphia Eagles, 30-24. After the first period which ended at 7-7, the Browns pulled away from the Steelers. Jim Brown, the Among th Braves 4 Yankees who os am awlloi i a layes, mitts and shoes arc Mickey ManUe, Lew Bnriette, Boa Tar-ley, Warren Spaha, Andy Carty, Ei Mathews, Nona Sie-ra, Wei CoTing-tan, I a Kubek, Hank Baatr uay ethers.

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