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6 to 3 OaklanbHribunc By BEN GIULIANO NEW ORLEANS A pair WP Three Games Behind fipiirprf tfl pet lost in the shuf fle just two weeks ago are the new toasts of Stanford's GEORGE ROSS, Sports Editor football team: J. D. Lodato a Allan Curr, expected to- make only token appearances on the field during their first year in the SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1962 B-9 Raider Trio, By EMMONS BYRNE HOUSTON Giants varsity ranks, performed bnl- may have come to life too lantly here last night as they ate to do themselves any provided the 1-2 punch that carried the Indians, to a 6-3 victory in their 1962 debut good but at least they're keeping the pennant race alive up to the final week of the sea against the Tulane Green x-Pals Vie Wave. son. The two newcomers to col-' Their 11-5 victory over the Colt in the series opener, lege football, big time broke the back of a Tulane club combined with the Dodgers Lbpforea Sugar loss to St.

Louis, cut the margin between first and second Bowl audience of some 31,000 with fire in its eyes. to three games. By SCOTTY STIRLING r-; New Raider quarterback Cotton Davidson won't be the only ex-Dallas Texan pointing for victory over the Southwestern powerhouse in tomorrow's American Football League game at Youell Field. Davidson, shuffled off to Oakland by the rich and Lodato and Curr accounted But it was only their sec for more than half of Stan ond win in nine starts on this road trip and they run out of time a week from tomorrow. ford's total yards on offense and prevented what could have been a humiliating loss af the hands of a team that was outweighed by 17 pounds Had it come last week in Cin I powerful Texans 10 days cinnati or Pittsburgh the story ago, will have three other former Dallas players in the Lavorante of the 1962 race might have per player.

bad a different ending-. Lodato from San Andreas The Giants set a new club High in the Mother Lode Country provided the Indians with their lone touchdown in Condition Critical record with their 18 hits off five, Colt pitchers. Their previous high was 16. In this one game they got more than a third as many base hits they the early minutes of the fourth quarter and Curr wound up Raider lineup with him tight, end Max Boydston, halfback Clem Daniels and offensive tackle Jack Stone. The Davidson Boydston battery should be a big factor for the Raiders as they seek to even their AFL record after handing New York a 28-17 gift victory in the loop opener two weeks ago.

But neither Davidson nor Boydston has more desire to had amassed in the previous eight games and exactly half as many runs. Tonight Juan Marichal (18- 10) goes to post for the first V-LOS ANGELES IUFD Ar- gentine heavyweight Ale jan-' dro Lavorante, knocked unconscious in a bout last night, was. in" "extremely critical" time since he wrenched his foot in Los Angeles Sept 5. his evening's work as the game's leading ground gainer. J.

D. who prefers to go his initials rather than hisN given name, Jack, resembled a 100-yard sprinter his best on his six point run. And what made Lodato's dash into pay dirt' even more spectacular was that it came on a do-or-die play. The Indians were faced with a fourth and five situation on the Tulane 30 when quarter thrash the favored Texans Opposing him will be the tZ (ii Sb.WSSfJlWKWiW Colt's Ken Johnson (7-15). i four-hour brain operation.

Willie Mays was Jus old Raiders on Radio -rTaa ia lin Ia I nTott bouncing self last night even Tulane before being 'stopped by Ron Thornton- (52), Fourth quarter touchdown by Stanford sophomore J. D. Lodato provided the winning margin for the Cards. STANFORD PICKS UP EIGHT Quarterback Clark Weaver of Stanford picks up eight yards around left end in the first period of last night's game against If you can't be in the stands though he played, Al Spang lers drive into a triple. He for tomorrow's Oakland Raid led the attack with four for ers-Dallas Texans clash, why four before being spelled by not tune in at 1:30 p.m.

over Weatherly Matty Alou in the seventh. KFRC radio for the play-by- Chuck Hiller and Felipe piay: back Clark Weavercalled for Lodato to take a pitchout and sweep left end. With tackle Chuck Buehler clearing the path, the 184 Alou got three each and Curtice Proud of Goal Line Stands Leads 4th on- mm MkBfcvt said Dr. J. DeWitt Fox, who performed the operation.

The left side of Lavorante's brain, containing theipeech center, was found to be damaged. Doctors said the former high ranking heavyweight's chances for survival were "grim." He remained under oxygen. Since Lavorante was knocked out in his last two fights and removed from the ring on a stretcher the second time the young boxer's latest than Daniels, a 6-2, 220-pound everybody hit at least one. Rookie pitcher Gaylord Perry got two, in fact, and batted in a run to embellish his third sprinter who may be the best pound scatback was off to the back in the AFL before this season is over. races after getting past the line of scrimmage.

Two Tulane defenders had major league victory. Clem was virtually ignored The Giants opened with four as an offensive back when he straight singles, driving we really, start shaping up," continued Cactus Jack. Curtice had a ready answer was with Dallas in 1960, serv starter George Brunet to an Cup Race ABOARD UNITED STATES COAST GUARD CUTTER BA-RATARIA-Weatherly led Australia's Gretel by more than one minute at the first turning mark in today's fourth race nf the America's Cim ing in a limited capacity as early shower. mishap was expected to gen a secondary defender. as to why his club didn't pass vifcoi oiivt ab mil Jii uic 20 but J.

D. shook both of them off and poured on the speed to go into the end zone standing up. The score, which came with ,11:10 left in the game more than made up for a 21 yard Tulane field goal NEW ORLEANS "I'm proud of my boys. Those were three of the finest goal line stands I've seen a team make in a long time." Those were the first words Stanford Coach Jack Curtice barked out in the dressing Daniels joined 'Oakland aft dians have been noted for it's their passing attack. Both Allan Curr and J.

D. Lodato, the two sophomore halfbacks who were the big guns for-Stanford, admitteed they were nervous when they first trotted out on the field. However, theJautterflies went away after they ran off one erate another public debate on boxing as a sport. The two runs got them off to a fast start and they sewed up the contest with six more in the third, shelling Dick 6-foot-4 heavyweight more against the Green Wave. 'We've been concentrating on our ground game and we hadn't planned on throwing er the start of the regular campaign last year, working with the taxi team until Oak- had been knocked out by un Drott during the course of the derdog Johnny Riggins in the challenge-series, roff Newportrf1151136 and activated him when the rally.

The Indians who drove 48 room afterhis Indians batq sixth round of their 10-round R.I. New York Titans sought to fight. sign Clem. Chuck Hiller, Felipe, Mays and Orlando Cepeda started the inning with singles. Jim Davenport walked, and Tom tered their way to a 6-3 victory over Tulane in their 1962 opener in the Sugar Bowl last He was kept in the ring for Even the Raiders failed to ai 1CH9U1V II11I1ULCO utilize Daniels' great running CX.i'.L M.J1- titllllll SUeU-UCl was uuiaiucu.

much anyway this early in the season." The J.hdians took to the airways only six times during the evening, hitting on only two tosses for 12 yards. That's a far cry from what past Stanford teams have done. If it's one thing the In- ability until late in the year Haiier singled. Lavorante was carried out as At this point Bob Tiegen- Fittingly, it was against Dal "The offense needs a little more work and it'll be another couple of weeks before the onlookers remained stand' ins in complete silence. Continued Page If, Col.

1 Continued Page 11, Col. 5 Referee Tommy Hart said, play. Ironically, Curr was the last man to make the Stanford traveling squad for the trip to New Orleans. He was fifth string until last Saturday when he ran wild during a scrimmage at Palo Alto. Curr entered the game late in the second quarter, carried the ball on five straight plays and netted 27 yards.

Before the evening was over he. carried 12 timesf or 64 yards. Ed Cummings, Steve Pur-sell, GaryJJargent and C. B. yards in four plays on the TD i and were aided along the way by a 15 yarJ roughing penalty against the Greenies, failed on a two point conversion with a pass from Steve Thurlow to end Bob Howard.

Howard made the catch in the left flat but was stopped in his tracks on the two yard liner The Indians relied almost completely on their running attack in making their first qall to the post. Weaver and Thurlov who shared the quarterback duties took to the air only six times, "I had Lavorante 6-0 ahead after, four rounds but at the The blue-hulled U.S. defender inched ahead in an upwind tacking duel as President Kennedy watched from a destroyer. The Australian boat was nip-and-tuck with Weatherly as they zig-zagged on the first 8-mile leg of a triangular course, in a light wind that grew from five to 9-10 knots. But the United States team rounded the first turning mark 1 minute, 26 seconds in the lead.

Although the huge spectator fleet- was kept in good order, enu we iiiui. niesi. a scored 2 points with a strong Wills Falls Short -And Dodgers Too round when he had Lavorante BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS apparently hurt. "Every fight of Lavorante's out here has followed the same pattern- he is com finish the first inning. Sim15nswere among the Stan pletely exhausted in a short AMERICAN LEAGUE Troubles also visited the time.

Continued Page 11, Col "Continued Page 12, CoIJ! Continued Page lirQil. Cards when their star hurler, W. L. Pet. GB I "He gets hit and becomes 587- ..91 64 NewYork Bob Gibson, scheduled to pitch last nightr" broke-his completely ungluea.

I recom LOUIS UP) Maury Wilfsrwho fell one. short of tying Ty Cobb's record of 96 stolen bases last night, eased bandages: offhis Jbruisedjegs and said, "As far as I'm concerned I'm right on schedule." While Wills claimed to be 588 AVi 87 69 Minnesota mended on my report to the 1 1 .539 714 7T right leg while taking batting practice. commission as soon as last Los Angeles S3 Chicago rrr. 82 As he swung at a pitch his night's match was over that Alejandro's license be 'taken Detroit 80 spike stuck in the ground. He said the sound of his leg 73 .529 9 74 19 lOtt 79487 s15 80 .484 16- 81 .477 17 Baltimore ..75 ud.

He does not have the satisfied, his teammates strength nor the stamina for particularly lefthander Sandy breaking reminded him of a Cleveland .75 Boston a heavyweight. He is extreme- Koufax were not. stick bemg IV courageous, so much so Wills said he had planned 85 .448 214 98 .372 33tt Kansas City 69 Washington 58 that he goes too far to try to Koufax, out for two months' with a numb index finger on his pitching hand, failed' to MAURY WILLS to break Cobb's record in 156 games. Although; teams in win." 1915 played a 154-gamc sched YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Boston 4, Washington 1. BaMmort 1.

Minn net CMcann 7, New York Dttrott Kansas, City 1. CIvtllKl Los AnftlM (. TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS ule, Cobb Detroit Tigers RESHUFFLE FOR LIONS that year played 156 games. Two contests ended in ties Detroit (Bonninf 11-t) at Kansas City and had to be replayed. Cobb got one stolen base in the (WicKtrsnam ioi, twi.

Boston (Stallard 4) at Washington 155th game and one in the CCbD (Baira (N). Minnesota (KraHck 11-tM at Baltimara (Pappas ll-t). Now York CTorry tt-W at Chicago (Horaort 17-). miner CCey 4er 156th. Baseball Commissioner Cleveland (Parry at los Angelas (Sraa Ml, (N).

Ford Frick said Wills had to steal 96 bases the first By BILL DUNBAR NATIONAL LEAGUE 154 game decisions to break Lions collected 159 on the threat ability of halfback Bill Cobb's record. 'Last night's W. L. Pet. GB Kumer.

ground and 236 through the contest was the 154th decision air against the Steelers. The Los Angeles 99 55 .643 Chicago's Bears last Sun for the Dodgers. -J 49ers rate only 12th in offense, S.F. GIANTS 96 58 .623 3 day stopped the 49ers cold, wills picked up his stolen with 121 yards rushing and 72 base in the sixth inning after Cincinnati 94 62 .603 6 Pittsburgh. 90 64 .584 9 and the Lions also have some rugged linebackers who could passing.

Curt Simmons walked him DETROIT The National, Football League's top defensive team attempts to. stop the juiced-up offense of the San Francisco 49ers here tomorrow afternoon. That's when the powerful Detroit Lions host the 49ers jrt Briggs Stadium before a crowd of some 50,000 fans. Kickpff is 11:30 a.m.PDT. The Lions, hi their lone For the first time la the make a shambles of the San with one out and.

no one on Francisco attack. Milwaukee 81 74 .523 18'A St. Louts ...79 75 .513 20 Philadelphia 78 77 .503 2m base. club's history, the 49ers are toying the speedy trip East in hopes it will help the mental On the first pitch Wills took Kilmer could be' a big help Houston 92 .395 38 off and slid into second with to the 49ers with his passing his 95th stolen base. attitude of the players.

threat on the option play. If Seconds later he started for Except for one three-day he can successfully shoot toward the sidelines with the third, then stopped, and slid trip to Minneapolis in Decern league game to date, allowed the Pittsburgh Steelers only back to second. ball, Lion defenders win not ber, Hickey 's troops will fly Chicago 56 99 .361 43 New; York 38 115 .248 C0H YESTERDAY'S RESULTS MilwMkte 1, Pimaurfk 1. New York 4, Chicago I. PhilaaetpMa Cincinnati a.

St. Letts It, Los Angeles' 1 Saa Francisco 11, Houston TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS Milwaukee (Constable M) at Pittsburgh (Sisk M. be so eager to commit East on Saturday and return 44 yards rushing and 129 nassinff for a total of 173 Wills said he planned to steal third, but Junior Gil right after the game on Sun liam bunted before he could the Lions have a day. 'yards. )x and advanced on the bunt.

Hickey figures this will I J'K' N' ys 1 -i Hi i XsN M-ni 4, I' I. The question nosr puzzling pretty fair offense of their own, ranking second in the "I was all set to ask (Leo) los Angeles iKicnort s-4) eliminate the boredom of sit 49er coach Red Hickey con- U-ti) at St. Levis (Washhvnr It-tV (HI Durocher (the third base league only to the Dallas Cow cerns the Lions' ability to stop ting around the whole day before a game, or the even more Chicago (Tern 1-1 at New York (ft. L. Miller o-tt).

cmcmnatt (NnhaE S4) at PMIaaelpMa (McUsh Mi. (Ml. boys. i the shuffled San Francisco coach) if 1 could steal home, but before I could, (Lee) TULANE PASS BLOCKED Marvin Harris (68) of Stanford Knocks down an attempted pass by quarterback Ted MUler (63) of Tulane. Tjw, Indians trailed at half butpulled in out: on a touchdown by soph J.

D. boring Eastern swings that Dallas has picked up 493 San pranctsca (Manchal n-m at Nao Offense, which will hope to take advantage of the triple- Walls singled. last up to nearly three weeks yards in one game, while the MI), (Nl..