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Browns Are Victims of 55-7 Packer Explosion Green Bay Scores 35 in First Period By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Green Bay rookie Travis Williams couldn't believe it. Cleveland Coach Blanton Collier didn't want to. And, as usual, Packer Coach Vince Lombardi had last word. "That's been our history. The Packers always rise to the occasion," said Lombardi Packers, led by Williams' record-tying heroics, Cleveland 55-7 Sunday.

"When we've had an injury," Lombardi added, "we always play a little better." The Packers had the injuries -starting running backs Jim Grabowski and Elijah Pitts are out--and they certainly played well, running up a 35-7 first-period margin and romping in from there. Retain Top Spot The victory, spiced by Williams' record-matching two kickoff returns for touchdowns, kept the defending champion Packers atop the National Football League's Central Division. Baltimore remained unbeaten and on top of the Coastal Division with a 49-7 romp, over Atlanta, with Johnny Unitas providing, a the Colts spectacular showing passing no letdown after the previous week's important victory over Green Bay. Dallas moved three games in front in the Capitol Division standings after a 27-10 decision over New Orleans, while St. Louis maintained a precarious hold on the Century Division lead with a 14-14 tie with Pittsburgh.

Chicago humbled New York 34-7, Minnesota and Detroit battled 10-10 tie, Los Angeles whipped Philadelphia 33-17 and Washington clipped San Francisco 31-28 in the other NFL games. Burst Sets Record "I couldn't believe it was happening, Williams said after returning kickoffs for touchdowns on runs of 87 and 85 yards for the Packers. His feat matched the league record of two kickoff returns for touchdowns set last year by Philadelphia's Timmy Brown. And the 35 points run up by the Packers in the first period set a league record. Donny Anderson and Ben Wil- Pro Football Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Conference CAPITAL DIVISION Pet.

Pts. Op. Dallas 2 0 .778 205 156 New Orleans 1 8 0 .111 125 232 Washington Philadelphia 4 4 5 0 2 .429 .444 219 216 247 216 CENTURY DIVISION St. Louis 5 3 .625 248 203 Cleveland 0 .556 210 192 New York 5 0 .444 239 284 Pittsburgh 2 00 .250 176 205 Western Conference CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. Pts.

Op. Green Bay 6 2 1 .750 231 118 Chicago 4 5 0 .444 135 160 Detroit 3 4 2 .429 188 Minnesota 2:54 2 .286 142 199 COASTAL DIVISION Baltimore 7 0 2 1.000 264 121 Los Angeles 6 1 .857 255 San Fran. 5 4 0 .556 192 226 Atlanta 1 .125 103 287 Sunday's Results Baltimore 49, Atlanta 7 Green Bay 55, Cleveland 7 Dallas 27. New Orleans 10 Detroit 10, Minnesota 10, (tie) Chicago 34, New Pittsburgh 14, St. Louis 14 (tie) Washington 31, San Francisco 28 Sunday's Games Los Angeles at Atlanta Minnesota at Cleveland New Orleans at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York St.

Louis at Chicago San Francisco at Green Bay Washington at Dallas Detroit at Baltimore AMERICAN LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION Pet. Pts. Op. New York 6 2 1 .750 240 182 Houston 5 3 1 .625 142 133 Buffalo 3 6 0 .333 125 180 Miami Boston 3 6 .333 202 248 .125 79 248 WESTERN DIVISION Oakland 7 0 .875 226 116 San Diego .857 226 168 Kansas City 6 03 0 .667 288 149 Denver 1 9 0 .100 158 303 Sunday's Results New York 20, Buffalo 10 Houston 20, Denver 18 Kansas City 33, Boston 10 San Diego 24, Miami 0 Sunday Games Denver at Buffalo Miami at Oakland New York at Boston San Diego at Kansas City Houston Bye Stan Sports MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1967 THE MARION STAR PAGE 14 WILLIAMS BREAKS LOOSE. Travis Williams, Green Bay Packer back, gets away from Cleveland- Browns guard Jim Copeland as he races the opening kickoff back for an 87-yard touchdown Sunday at Milwaukee.

Williams later ran another kickoff back 85 yards to tie an NFL record and help the Packers to a shocking 55-7 victory over Cleveland. (UPI Telephoto) Wanted To Win Browns Too Tight, Collier Says After Worst Defeat By KEN HARTNETT Associated Press Sports Writer MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) Non-stop Travis Williams has rushed to the rescue of the ailing Green Bay Packers and now the Cleveland Browns are suffering from a severe case of wounded pride. Williams, the Packers' firstclass traveling man, made the Browns somewhat sorry they ever got off their bus Sunday returned kickoffs 87 and 85 yards for first period touchdowns. The Packers added three more touchdowns in the same period and went on to hand the Browns the worst defeat in their history, 55-7.

"I couldn't believe it was happening," said the 21-year-old rookie from Arizona State after triggering a record National Football League first period scoring spree 35 points. Neither could the Browns, who played as if thunderstruck after Williams' first ramble on the opening kickoff. "I don't know what happened," said Browns Coach Collier. "I saw him run against St. Louis two weeks ago.

I knew what he could do. We all knew what he could do." Williams helped beat the dinals in that game with an 83- yard kickoff return. He now has three touchdowns on only six returns and already shares the NFL season record. His two touchdowns Sunday also tied a single game record set last season by Timmy Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles. "It's a question of said Coach Vince Lombardi of the rookie prize he warned the football world about during training camp.

"He hits the hole so darn quick." Williams was not the only factor in Cleveland's undoing. Donny Anderson, the bonus baby making his first NFL ALL STAR WRESTLING NOV. 15th, 8:30 P.M. MARION FAIRGROUNDS MAIN EVENT FLYING FRED CURRY vs. THE KENTUCKY BUTCHER 1st.

TIME SEEN ANYWHERE! GIRLS IN A BOXING MATCH 10 ROUND LIMIT TAG TEAM MATCH AL COSTELLO DANDY DAN MILLER AND AND JOLTIN' JOE SMITH CHIEF WHITE OWL BIG BAD JOHN -VS. MIKE LOREN TICKETS ON SALE NOW! HENNEY COOPER DOWNTOWN OW Gets Title Share With By The Associated Press The victory bell in Ohio Stadium finally chimed out good news for the first time since late last season. Ohio State, in claiming a 15 victory over Wisconsin on a big Ohio college football Saturday, also raised its season mark to 4-3 and now stands 3-2 in the Big Ten. Laurels also go to spirited Toledo, of the MidAmerican Conference crown, The same also goes for Ohio University, more or less. Nails Ohio Wesleyan, which has earnAlso deserving, mention is ed at least a share of the Ohio Conference title by virtue of a 23-21 victory over Mount Union.

at Ohio Stadium rain soaked 65,470 It was a affair fans waded inside to watch the Buckeyes turn back a stubborn Wisconsin attack. But rally-minded quarterback Bill Long scrambled for touchdowns twice and Gary Cairns kicked two extra points and converted a 19-yard field goal to pace the Buckeye attack. The Badgers failed to capitalize on extra point plays after quarterback John Boyajian hurled two touchdown strikes, including a 51-yard bomb to Dick Schumitsch. The Badgers rallied in the third period when Tom Schinke booted a 42-yard field goal and Boyajian connected on the long aerial with Schumitsch to take a 15-10 advantage. Long Leads Buckeyes But in the final period, Long guided Ohio State 87 yards in seven plays, including a 60- yard aerial to his favorite target, split end Billy Anders.

Thanks to Kent State, Ohio University, which plastered Bowling Green 31-7, shares the MAC crown with Toledo. Both were 5-1. Ohio got back into the title race when Kent had to forfeit its early season 21-14 victory over the Bobcats because of an ineligible player. The Bobcats, however, handed Toledo its only loss, 21-14. Dick Conley scored two touchdowns to pace Ohio U.

in manhandling the BeeGees while Toledo was pasting nonconference foe Northern Illinois 35-0. At Delaware, Ohio Wesleyan knew it was in a ball game and found itself trailing 21-14 with 1:30 left in the game. Wesleyan then picked up two points when Mount Union's Phil (Turn to OWU, Page 15) Ex-Pirate Trainer Is Claimed at 79 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Pittsburgh for Dr. Charles A. Jorgensen, who for 30 years was a trainer for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Jorgensen, who moved into a home Saturday at nearby Amlin, died there Sunday. He was 79. Jorgensen retired from the Pirates in 1959. He is survived by his widow, Mary Jane. Nicklaus Is Second Palmer Wins Top Spot in Cup Action son filled in admirably for the ailing Pitts and Grabowski, Anscoring four touchdowns and Wilson rushing for 100 yards.

"The story of the game," Lombardi insisted, however, "was Bart Starr." Starr completed 14 of 21 passes for 249 yards and two touchdowns. "I still don't know what happened," said the dazed Collier. "I think we. wanted to win so badly we were too tight and couldn't play our Colt quarterback Unitas played his game--perhaps even a little above his usual outstanding performance. He completed 17 of 20 throws for 370 yards and four touchdowns, the scores coming on plays covering 25, 11, 64 and 5 yards, in the rout of Atlanta.

End Frank Clarke, who lined up in the backfield on a tight-1 formation, broke open the game yarder to Jerry Smith with 7:01 remaining, in Washington's comeback against San Francisco. He completed 22 of 41 for 291 yards. The Redskins scored twice in the third period, both after fumble recoveries. The Rams rushed in 20 points the second quarter, breaking it open against Philadelphia. Bruce Gossett kicked field goals of 21, 12, 27 and 31 yards for the winners, and Roman Gabriel passed for two touchdowns.

for Dallas, racing 56 yards for a touchdown that put the Cowboys in front of New Orleans 17-0. They coasted in from there. Pittsburgh, with quarterback Bill Nelsen calling the shots, moved 90 yards in nine plays in the last minute of play to gain the tie with St. Louis. Nelson capped it with a six-yard toss to Roy Jefferson.

St. Louis, however, remained one-half game in front of Cleveland. Detroit established a negative record, fumbling 11 times, in the tie with Minnesota, an offensive nightmare for both teams. Mel Farr carried 24 times for 197 yards for the Lions, who tied it on Wayne Walker's 12-yard field goal in the third period, Sub quarterback Larry Rakestraw was the big gun for the Bears against stumbling New York. Rakestraw flipped scoring passes of 23, 18 and 6 yards and scored twice himself.

Defensive tackle Frank Cornish set up three touchdowns by intercepting two Frank Tarkenton passes and recovering a fumble. Sonny Jurgensen passed for three touchdowns, the last a 15- Jack Cannon, Former Grid Star, Claimed COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Jack Cannon, a rough and tumble guard who often refused to wear a football helmet when he played during Notre Dame's, a attack. golden 1 era, is dead of a heart The 59-year-old Cannon, a flower shop owner here, collapsed in his car and died Sunday night while leaving Veterans Memorial Auditorium, where he had been to a religious observance. Cannon, a football star at Columbus Aquinas during his high school days, played for Notre Dame during the 1927-28-29 seasons. A member of the National Football Hall of Fame, Cannon, despite pleas from Irish Coach Knute Rockne, often refused to wear headgear.

He was one of the last football players to do so before the mandatory headgear rule went into effect. In 1930 he was freshman and line coach at Auburn and later studied medicine for a time. He worked for a Cincinnati brokerage firm before be became line coach of the old Columbus Bulls professional football team in 1939. Cannon served as the city's recreation director from 1940 to 1942 and then went into the flower business. Cannon is survived by three sisters and two brothers.

MEXICO CITY (AP) Arnold Palmer, the easy-going golf master from Latrobe, was off to new conquests today after capturing his first World Cup individual prize in six tries as cowinner of the American team. Jack Nicklaus, 27-year-old teammate from Columbus, Ohio, came in second as individual winner plus coholder of the Barons Drop 34-6 Decision To Delaware DELAWARE Cross County rivals Delaware Hayes and Buckeye Valley battled in the final game of the season Saturday at Delaware with Hayes coming out on top 34-6. Hayes opened the scoring in the first period, with Thom Shannon throwing to end Bob Shultz for 12 yards and a TD. Shannon ran for the PAT. Buckeye Valley came back with its score with halfback Mike Watkins rambling 73 yards for the TD.

The attempted PAT was no good. Neither team scored in the second period and the half ended 8-6. Hayes broke loose in the third quarter, scoring 26 points. Shannon scored the first TD from the 2 and then intercepted a Buckeye, pass and scampered 35 yards for the score. Delaware tackle Claude Smith intercepted a pass and ran 10 yards for another score and Randy Berry scored the last one.

Delaware converted one PAT for two points in the third period. Delaware finished the season with an 8-2 record and won the Buckeye Athletic Conference with a mark of 4-1. Buckeye Valley finished its season with a record of 2-6-2. Delaware Hayes 8 0 26 0-34 Buckeye Valley 60 0 6 Delaware scoring: TD, Shannon 2, Shultz, Smith, Berry; PAT, Shannon (run), Berry (run). Buckeye Valley scoring: TD, Watkins.

team trophy by the United States for the sixth time. "I owe my partner a great deal for getting those clubs said Palmer. Nicklaus Is Happy "I came here to help win the team added Nicklaus. "If I couldn't win the individual prize I'm glad Arnold did." The two U.S. stars, who outstripped a field of 80 golfers from 40 nations, territories and regions, fired a combined 567 for the two rounds, 13 strokes below their nearest competitors, southpaw Bob Charles and Walter Godfrey of New Zealand.

Palmer, who nursed an eye scratched by sand from a trap shot for the last two days, fired a under par 67 in the final round total of 276. Nicklaus and Charles tied for second place, five strokes behind Palmer. Individual and national tige was the real stake in the World Cup, formerly called the Canada Cup. Top Prize Is $1,000 Palmer got only $1,000 for the best individual score and shared $2,000 with Nicklaus for the team victory. Nicklaus and Charles split $500 for second place while Tony Cerda of Argentina won $400 for his 284 and third place, and Ted Makalena of Hawaii, fourth with 285, got $200.

Palmer then rushed out of the press room at the Club de Golf Mexico to fly in his own jet to Puerto Rico for a new tournament, the CBS World of Golf. Weekend Fights Australia Golf Star Wins in Texas Event WACO, Tex. (AP)- Margie Masters, the golfing gal from Australia, came to the end of the rainbow Sunday, winning her first tournament in almost three full years on the American tour. She chose the next to last of the year -the $11,500 Quality Classic-to take first money of $1,725 and climb to 11th in the standings. Miss Masters, whose twounder-par 214 for 54 holes gave her a one-stroke margin, ran her earnings to $10,925.

She will lead the tour to Pensacola, women of golf today close the where year's the business. Miss Masters had 70-71-73 over the par 72 Lake Waco course and she pulled a fine shot out of the bag to win it on the final hole. She had missed the green and faced a 40-foot chip shot to get in position to bag at least a par. She ran within a foot of the hole, sank the putt and gained her first big payday. Cathy Whitworth, Mickey Wright and Carol Mann tied for second at 215, each missing a birdie putt on the final green that would have given them a deadlock with Miss Masters for first place.

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REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy Michele Bullotti, Italy, outpointed Julio Rocha, Uruguay, 10, lightweights. BUENOS AIRES Gregorio Peralta, Argentina, outpointed "Chuck" Leslie, Los Angeles, 10. regular season start, scored four touchdowns, and veteran Ben Wilson, obtained from Los Angeles before the season, gained 100 yards rushing. Anderson and Wilson were filing in for Elijah Pitts and Jim Grabowski, both out with leg injuries suffered in a 13-10 loss to Baltimore last week. Bart Starr also played his best game of the season, completing 14 of 21 passes for 266 yards and two touchdowns--a 14-yarder to Marv Fleming and a 27-yarder Anderson.

On Cleveland's first play from scrimmage after Williams' first runback, a Frank Ryan pass to Paul Warfield was intercepted by Bob Jeter and the pattern of the game was fixed the Packers drove for a second touchdown. "I think we wanted to win so badly we were too tight," said Collier, "We couldn't play our game." A 59-yard run by Ernie Green the Browns their only touchdown. Scores 77 Points LOS LUNAS, N.M. (AP) Ernie Perea, a 170-pound tailback, scored 77 points in Los Lunas High School's 78-6 victory over Ft. Wingate Saturday.

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