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'l -y -srf ryT rrr a I Baltimore, Monday, THE SUN SPORTS November '20, 1961 PACE 29 LeBaron' Late Passes Help Dallas Deadlock Redskins, 28 To 28 ing tho summation of his trouble! 36 yard field goal to give Balti The Statistics CROW MISSING full circle. more a 10 to 0 lead. This lasted until halftime al The safetyman blitz, 'which the I0LTS BEAT CARDM6-0 Colts Card though the Colts should have Tnlal first downs A ONCMENU scored in the fading seconds of DESPERATION GOALSFAIL Each Team Tries For Three Points In Last 12 Seconds Cards use orice in a while, lnclud-i ing a couple of times yesterday, is a gamble, Ivy said, at the same time regretting that Larry Wilson' 0 129 the second period when they reached the Card 3 yard line, ao "who does it best" had to be left first downs rushing First downs passing F1rt down by penalty Total yards calnrd met) Yards gained rushing i.et) Yards gained passing (net) Passes attempted Passes completed Yards lost attempting to pass Passes Intercepted Yards Interceptions Cards' Coach Avoids Feed Defense Is Key In Victory 49 21 with only time for one play. The Colts played it safe, or so they home in the hospital due to a se ing Star To Tough Line Against Crippled Foes And had Myhra kick vere charley horse, 1 from the 9. His placement hit Ray Norton ran from punt for the goal post uprights and By CAMERON SNYDER returned (Ah i -it, 111 i 408 179 227 21 19 1 4 3 42 8 40 0 0 3 35 I 1 48 i mation with fourth down and 20 to go on his own 20 and the Colta Number of punt bounced back.

(Continued from 1st Sports Page) Average distance Punts returned In the third period the Colts leading only 7-0 on the first play 50 0 0 9 40 1 0 2 58 3 35 1 1 20 4 tried field goals from the 27 after was sent to the kicking mound six times. of the second quarter. He made getting to the Cards' 15 and the 15, but Ivy said the play was not He came through on three oc Dallas, Nov. Wi Tiny Eddie LeBaron passed Dallas along an 82-yard march with two minutes to go today and the Cowboys tied the Washington Redskins 28-28 in the National Football League. In the last 12 seconds each team tried a field goal and missed.

35 after advancing to the 21. planned. Yards punts returned Kick oris returned Yards kick oils returned Penalties Yards penalized Fumbles Fumbles lost Number of rushing plays Average gain per rush Total offensive plays Including attempted paste Average gain per play St. Louis "Somebody broke through- 'the. Myhra made both of them and the Colts had finished their scoring casions with placements of 36, 27 and 35 yards and converted after the lone touchdown, which By EDWARD C.

ATWATER (Continued from 1st Sports Page) Card rookie from Nebraska, was at the other tackle. This partially explains the rush of Gino Marchetti, Ordell Braase and Billy Ray Smith and the lack of Cardinal The Cards gained only 80 yards rushing and were thrown for losses totaling 50 attempting to pass. This last lot fell to Sam Etcheverry," the quarterback lured from blocking protection and he had no tor the day. choice, was the explanation. gave him 10 of the Colts' 16 points.

49 88 4 Early in the fourth quarter the 2 Prentice Gautt, Card halfback The Colt defense allowed the 0 0 016 3 COLTS Chuck Howley blocked a fielttH Cards only 129 total yards, 80 Colts, after another short punt by Norton, drove from the Cards' 34 to the 9 where the effort, was Moore. 17, past from Unitas who ran in Crow's place, put great deal of the credit for thr rushing and 49 passing. Sam Etcheverry, Card quarter iwsnra. irkt. Ft, Myhra, 36.

C-Fg, Myhra. 27. F. Myhra. 35.

Attendance 58,1 12 Colt victory in the brawny hands thwarted by a fumble on a hand off. back, lost 50 yards attempting to of Marchetti and Braase. Rush Canada this season to flush the ing linemen are just one of those Bill Koman, ex-Colt, recovered pass, being dumped seven times by the hard charging Colt line, men pouring in on him. But he things we have to put up with," at the 16 for the Cards. Cards out of the bullrushes.

He completed just seven of 21 passes still lacks the touch of former composed of Gino Marchetti, Art he said, seemingly attemptiag to Later another short punt gave Donovan, Billy Ray Smith and for 81 yards and had one inter years. offset criticism of the offensive the Colts possession on their own Ordell Braase. An Etcheverry fumble stopped 47. They moved to the 1-yard line cepted. Why not try Ralph Guglielmi, a five-year veteran, who has had This tremendous pressure ap the Cards initial series with the kickoff which had penetrated to goal try by Washington's John Avenl from the Dallas 41 and Dick Bielskl was short on a field goal try from the 50 from Dallas.

There were only seven seconds left. Meredith Injured LeBaron went in for the injured Don Meredith, who had passed Dallas back into the ball game, and completed six passes out of six and ran once for 12 yards in spearing the surge that gave Dallas a tie. Meredith and Norman Snead, the Washington quarterback, hooked up in a great passing duel. Meredith threw for 217 yards and needed only inches on fourth down for a touchdown. But Moore plied by the Colt forwards stymied any offensive aspirations of the the Colt 45.

some good days since coming from lost 2 yards going wide. Jackie Burkett recovered Sam's Cards. the Redskins this season? bobble on the Colt 48, but a fourth Lack of an offense could be ex "Sam Was Doing Well" Ivy took the role of refusing to line. Taz Anderson, offensive right end, had a word of praise for the Colt defensive strategy. "Some-: times I would be clear when the play called for a pass to some-A body else, but every time it was supposed to go to me, they had me covered." However, he caught two for 31 yards.

"This is a passing game when you can't make the passes go, you're dead," he said. Then came the Colts' last and best drive after the Cards had penetrated the Colt territory for only the second time. Starting on their own 20 the cused by the patched-up St. Louis offensive line which had Charlie down field goal attempt from the 35 goal attempt from the 35 by Laisaatxn-ittwfaKnrt. -tC 7 compound the miseries in the Myhra was no good.

Granger, a rookie acquired only quarterback department. week ago, trying to stop Mar Kicking Duel Sam was doing as well as he However, Etcheverry's first chetti and Roland McDole, an could. He had no protection and SEVEN YARDS FOR CARDS St. Louis fullback Frank Most-" nik gains 7 yards against Colts. Don Shinnick makes tackle.

Myhra Bemoans Missing other rookie blocking against there was nothing he could do play pass was intercepted by Pellington and returned 4 yards to and two touchdowns, Snead passed Braase. but scramble. His arm is all right, Unitas Completes 21 Of 36 but what can he do if he doesn't Colts moved to the Card 2-yard line. It was first down and just 2 yards to go for the score. On the fourth down Moore put the Colts back on the 6.

So again the Colts were held. Furman Harriers Favored Lexington, Nov. 19 UO Fur- the Card 24. Three plays and the Colts Also the Card center. Bob Grif have time to get it up? for 234 yards and one touchdown Snead also ran for two touch downs.

Don Perkins Scores Controversial Field Goal scored with Moore and Unitas fin, was playing his first N.F.L "It's a shame he didn't have help. That's one of the reasons we teaming up on a 17 yard. touch' down pass. game since 1958 when he was a member of the Los Angeles Rams. Get Thi Mo.

1 Dial From tho No. 1 Dialer BEST DEAL ON THE EAST COAST Washington held a 21-7 halftime The rest of the quarter was a With the Cards unable to go and man University, with some of the lead. Then Meredith went to work By CAMERON C. SNYDER (Continued from 1st Sports Page) the Colts unable to score, the South's finest runners is a strong First he passed to Bill Howton tried the rollouts to give him more of a chance to get the ball off. "There's just no alternative when you don't have those offensive linemen," Ivy said in bring crowd's "go for it" about the lack of scor- game lacked thrills and droned for 15 yards and a touchdown after zant of the shout.

BEHREND BROS. FORD 560 Fallsway at Centra Downtown Baltimore Ml). 5-8468 favorite to win the Southern Con ference cross-country champion ing punch. away to a monotonous conclusion Amos Marsh ran a kickoll back But Bobby Boyd excused this The Colt offense got off 88 plays ship here tomorrow. kicking duel with Jerry Norton, of the Cards, having the better of it over Tom Gilburg.

But just as the second period began, Norton was rushed so hard he had to run instead of kicking. He was tackled before gaining a first down and this gave the Colts 79 yards to the Washington 25. Then he passed Dallas on a 61 lack on two occasions to the time to just 49 for the Cards. Unitas factor. "Twice we had to race the and company gained 406 yards, yard drive to the Washington five.

"I knew they were screaming to 'go for it, he said, "but they were also screaming to 'go for it' when we needed 6 or more yards for a first clock, and that makes a differ 173 rushing and 227 passing, but Don Perkins in two smashes got put only 16 points in the till. ence," explained Boyd, referring to. the end of the first half and the touchdown. That tied the score, but Washing Unitas completed 21 of 36 passes, "You got to give the other team ton got another touchdown in the the end of the game when the Colts failed to go in from very Joe Perry ran for 72 yards in 25 atempts and Moore caught 6 some credit, too," he said, "the fourth period after a Dallas gam the ball on the St. Louis 35.

Three plays gained just 1 yard, so Myhra tried a 41 yard field goal. It missed. Myhra Kicks Field Goai Later the rush on Norton by Cards have a good defensive line passes for 76 yards in Baltimore's close to the goal line Nobody runs over the likes of top offensive efforts. Joe Perry, who carried the ball Luke Owens, Ed Henke and ble on fourth down had failed and the Redskins took the ball on the Dallas 44. Snead passed to Tom Osborne on the Dallas 31, pass 25 times for the Colts yesterday, Etcheverry completed only 1 Frank Fuller." of 20 aerials.

Frank Mestink was came out of the Colt training room He also explained why the Colts the Colts, caused him to boot low to Boyd who returned 13 the sign of dependable WINTER CAR SERVICE nude except for enough gauze their top ball carrier with 45 yards stressed a rushing game in the around his stomach and ribs to on 11 attempts. early quarters. 11-41 cover an Egyptian mummy yards to the Card 41. The Colts got to the 23 only to be thrown back to the 29 and For Unitas, it must be said, he Ihey use an all out blitz, pat Interference was called on the Dallas one and Snead crashed over center for the touchdown. Then came LeBaron to guide Dallas to the tying touchdown.

Statistics We knew you were old, Joe was pressured some by the all out terned after the Chicago Bears. Card blitz, which at times had 9 (34), but we didn think you were have Myhra come in to kick a We had to establish pass protec old enough tor a corset, some tion first. Wa.sh one shouted. Injured After Tackle Kali Explains Offense mm Herman Ball, offensive line flllS YEAR AGAIN, IT'S Dallas First downs 27 flushing yardage 183 Passing yardage 271 Passes 22-33 Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 35 Washington 7 14 0 rt.ua.. la Joe laughed then explained he received the injury early in the third quarter: "I got tackled but coach, explained that the running game prevented or slowed down HZ 51(1 16-23 2 2 I 28 COMBINATION OFFER the- blitzing tactics as the Cards I got this after the tackle." 728 Ewbank when informed went were forced to hesitate for the run before hounding quarterback Dal.

Clarke 40 pas Irom Meredith out to see Joe: "How is it Joe? (Bl-lskt klckl. Wash. Snr-ad 1 run (Avent kick) John Unitas. Can you play next Sunday?" Wash. Hackbart 33 pass intercep tion (Aveni kirk) "They used a nine-man blitz on "Are you kidding, Wash.

Dugan 9 past from Snead Adjust Brakes Add Fluid Align front end to manufacturer's specifications us" said Ewbank," that is the (Avent kirk) asked Perry, "Of course I'll Dal. Howton 15 pass Irom Meredith reason Raymond Berry was play play." IBlelskl kick). Dal. Perkins 3 run (Bielskl kick). Wash 1 run (Aveni kick).

ing a tight end instead of wide, Also limping was Lenny Moore as usual Dal. Bielskl 3 pass Irom Lebaron who blames his big feet (Bielskl kick), i Attendance 17,500. "I got big feet and I guess 1 just set them hurt easier than Repack front wheel bearings "We even changed our huddle a little," said Ewbank," and ran a lot of quick count plays to most," he said. "It isn't much Sunday Slcwart Cup help hold up their blitzers." same trouble as before." Pairings Announced Balance front wheels Bill Pellington was pleased with his interception which was turned! into the Colts only touchdown. Stewart will be contests The quarterfinals of Cup soccer competition held Sunday with four As defensive signal caller he was CJ also pleased with the Colt defense which practically murdered Sam Etchcverry, Card quarterback.

"Do you know, I felt sorry for Etcheverry," said Pellington, if Pellington was sorry, no one would have ever suspected it. His only kind deed was flattening Etcheverry before someone else did. Sonle of the Colls were a little slated. The Baltimore Kickers play the British Lions at Sinclair Field in Baltimore; Central Valet meets Sledz at 23rd and Constitution in Washington; Fort Belvoir plays the Bavarians at Fort Belvoir and St. Gerards plays Schweigerts at Ortmann Field in Baltimore.

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