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2 3itgdCS Cl'lUCS MONARCHS EXPLODE RAMS7 FEARS TOPS NFL PASS CATCHERS PUTI PHTJ T-VH ZW fnllrwv Rill Chinlpv nf thp TO CRUSH FALCONS Pair Peril One-Season Score Mark BY-CHARLES CURTIS Johnny Mitchell's Los Angeles Tom Fears, Los Angeles Ramsxew York Bulldogs, Jim Keanej enu, louay was jmuku me pc (h rhif.wn Pin Swiac. Monarchs just about assured Bob Gracie and his Fresno Fal guage somewhat too strongly, was last night's hero. He scored a goal, the Monarchs' first of the night, and supplied assists on three His goal was a spectacular thing, a solo dash after taking a midrink pass from Johnny Ubriaco. Ubriaco had the next goal, a cons of an early return to their ki of the New York Giants, Hugh Taylor of the Washington Redskins. Detroit's John Greene and the New York Bulldogs Ralph Canada homelands last night.

The Monarchs, erupting with four goals in the final period, receiving enampion ot trie ja- lional Football League for the second year in succession. Fears is the second player in NFL history to win the honor twice running. Green Bay's Don Hutson did it first, eight years ago. The former UCLA star not only was 'way out in front of the league's receivers but he set a new mark by snagging 77 NEW YORK, Feb. 22 (JP) The eight-year-old single season scoring record of 777 points made by Brooms Abramovic of Salem spanked the short-handed visi- swiftie from the right flank at tors by 6 to 2 before 1500 fans at 19m.

15s. to tie it up at the see Heywood. Keane and Heywood each equaled an NFL record by catching 14 passes in one game. The Giants' Gene Roberts is credited with the season's long the Pan-Pacific. lond-period ending.

Victory put tne third place Then Eddy Mulligan, Sam est touchdown pass, 85 yards. 0 Kennedy, Tom Fowler and Jack Meldrum broke up the party in The NFL merged with the All- 'A Monarcns 14 points, or seven full games, ahead of the fourth-spot Falcons in the Southern Division of the Pacific Coast Hockey League. The Falcons would have to be within six I passes, three more than the 1942 record set by Hutson. In one game Fears caught 11 aerials. (W.Va.) College in 1942, apparently will be broken before this basketball season ends.

George King, of Morris-Harvey, W. and -Nate De Long of River Falls, both are within striking distance of the mark. King and De Long have been waging a two-man race all sea I All told, Fears gained. 1013 yards for an average per catch of 13.2. He scored nine downs.

America Conference at the end of the season. The league, with 13 teams, will be known as the National-American Football League. Top pass receivers: SR.TO AO TD Pears, Los Angeles 77 1013 13.2 9 Maiyi. Detroit 66 1014 15.4 4 Chipley. Bulldogs 57 631 11.1 2 Keane.

Bears 47 696 14.8 6 Swiackl, Giants 47 652 13.9 4 Taylor. Washington 45 781 17.4 9 Greene. Detroit 42 542 12.9 7 Heywood. Bulldogs 37 499 13.5 3 Roberts. Giant 35 711 20.3 8 Ferrante.

Philadelphia 34 508 14.9 5 Pihos. 34 484 14.2 4 I The Detroit Lions' Bob Mann trailed Fears in the standings son for high, individual scoring honors. The two were tied at 714 points until King rimmed 25 points of the third-place club at the end of the regular season in order to qualify for the play-offs, and since there are but 11 games remaining for each team, it's a virtual impossibility for Fresno to make up the ground. Ticture Changes It was decidedly a Fresno evening for the first 13 minutes, the Falcons holding a 2-0 bulge to that point. But the Monarchs closed it to 2-all by the end of the points Tuesday night again West Virginia Tech.

It's News to Pan Officials if Center to Be Sold If the Pan-Pacific Auditorium That put King in the lead at 739 points. He needs only. 38 points to tie Abramovic's record and 39 to break it. De Long the final 20 minutes. Goalie Hec Highton, who blanked 'em for the last 37 minutes, had the dubious distinction of being penalized six minutes in the first period, all for entanglements with Fresno's Joe Peterson.

Matt Mesich, last year's league penalty king, served out the time for the goalie, being rated the Monarch most at home in the. penalty coop. Los Angeles Monarch Fresn Falcons Hishton Lamarch Kane ID Vickery Hunchulc KD J. Peterson Fowler Robertson Hildebrand IW Baber Kennedy. EW Knox Spares: Monarchs Mesieh, Webster.

Arundel, Watson. Posrue. Ubriaco. Mccracken. Meldrum.

Mulligan. Fresno Falcons Redmond, Cinor. Prentice. Glover, Desson. Laurie Peterson.

Officials: Referee Charlie Coode; linesman Eddie Martin. FIRST PERIOD Scoring: 1 Fresno, Prentice (Stan Robertson-Redmond) 16m. 04s. Penalties Babey. Highton.

3 (Mesick serving. Joe Peterson, Lamarche. SECOND PERIOD Scoring: 2 Fresno, Cinor 'I. Peterson-Dessoni. 2m.

55s. 3 Los Angeles. Posrus) iTJbriaco-Kanei, 9m. 8s. 4 Los Angeies, Ubriaco Posue-Hunchuk, 19m.

15s. Penalties Webster and Redmond, live minutes each for fifthting. THIRD PERIOD Scoring: 5 Los Angeles, Mulligam (Pogue-Arundel), 3m. 26s. 6 Lo An-seles.

Kennedy (Fowler-Hildebrand. 7m. 12s. 7 Los Angeles. Fowler (Hiidebrand-Posruei.

8m. 13s. 8 Los Angeles, Meldrum (Ubriaco-Mulligant. 14m. 42 S.

Penalties Arundel. Saves Highton. 24: Lamarche. 33. needs 63 points to tie and 64 to second period and then went Gorgeous George Wins Mat Main His standing with the throng of 80 0 0 customers seriously hftyMfe.

''too wwa wild. The arena expert on such break The top 11 scorers: Player and school TG FT TP matters had a simple explana RADIO ANTICS Tom Fears, left, star end of the LA. Rams pro football team, and Bob Nowasky, center, who holds down an end position with the Baltimore Colts, shown in action with Emcee Walter O'Keefe on the "Double or Nothing" radio program yesterday. Kinn. Morris-Harvey 24 271 197 739 threatened after loss of the sec De Lone, River Falls (Wis.) 26 254 206 714 and adjoining property is about to be sold its news to working officials of the Hollywood sports center.

Owners E. L. Cord and his son, Charles Cord, were out of the State last. night, but Arena Manager Lyman Johnson the report was news to him. And Atty.

Ed Neuhoff, who represents the senior Cord in his local Mecabe, uras zai 12s sua Cope. Montana 25 229 128 E86 Arizin, Villanova 23 196 166 558 Lavoy, Western Kentucky. 26 224 107 555 Taff. Hanover (Ind. 23 218 117 553 BASEBALL Bontemps, Beioit 24 211 123 545 THE HYLAND FLING Giermak.

William Mary 25 215 107 537 tion. Orchids were presented, after the second period, to certain lucky lady patrons and the presenters were the Monarch players, who followed each presentation with a resounding kiss. Whereupon the Monarchs went out and scored four goals. A very logical process. Eric Pogue, the young man with the great command of language who was benched for a Curry.

Montana State 30 218 80 516 Dempsey, Kings 20 192 131 515 Continued from First Page By DICK HYLAND ond fall, Gorgeous George fought back to gain the deciding fall against Emil Dusek in the main wrestling event last 1 night at Olympic Auditorium. The grunt and groan glamor guy grabbed the first fall in 16m. 4s.f dropped the second in 2m. 58s. and rallied to win in 4m.

20s. Other results: Terry McGinnis def. Wildcat Jones. Chris and Bata Zaharias battled to a 30-minute draw with. LuPe Fernandez and Ramon Duran, Dave Levin def.

Ernie Piluso. Ramirez Grabs Duke San Diego, the: Seals' spring business affairs, said he had no training troops numbered 30 to- knowledge of an impending sale. FRESNO, Feb. 22 (P) Felix The story of the sale, heard Ramirez, 133, San Jose, tonight won a close 10-round decision frequently in local sports circles for the past few weeks, has been repeated in the past 21 hours. over Jackie Blair, 130," Dallas.

few games for flavoring said lan- day as Manager Lefty O'Doul hustled the boys through their most strenuous and satisfactory workout of the season. Only two battery men still on the missing list are Pitcher El "TP ojt '(W" -rigs mer Singleton, who signed his I MlUlir VMI-f. MMO JJ. contract yesterda3 and Catcher) Roy Partee, who is expected toi sign tomorrow. Both are due this week end.

The signing of Singleton, who held out for more dough and didn't get it, leaves four Seals to The town is buzzing yet over the Strange Case of Clark Shaughnessy. Owner Dan Reeves says that Shaughnessy "resigned" as coach of the Los Angeles Rams. This is the same as throwing $30,000 down a rathole and Mr. Shaughnessy has never been known to be careless in money matters. Hence, Shaughnessy, with an Ironclad contract in his pocket which calls for that sum for the next two years, says he was "fired." All of it was quite sudden.

Bob Waterfield, in Palm Springs when the story hit the papers, told me that he had not heard one whisper of the Strange Case of Clajk Shaugh-riessy until a day or two before. That, incidentally, was a day or two before Shaughnessy heard about it. What happened? Sliaughncssy says he docs not know. Reeves is saying nothing beyond his original statement. The latter was none too clear, so let's dig back and see what we can see come to terms.

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4657 50, holdouts. Solons Open Drills Minus Three Holdouts ANAHEIM, Feb. 22 Two regular infielders and a pitcher from the majors were still unsigned today as the Sacramento Solons opened their spring train that might have led up to the 1 -an growl. All squads growl under all successful coaches. That's because a successful coach is one who works his men and works them hard.

You can't be successful on football fields unless you do work hard and long on practice fields. What some of the boys used to say about Pop Warner, Howard Jones and Knute Rockne could hardly be printed. And those same things are now said of the Leahys, Blaiks and. their counterparts. But no one takes those growls seriously, either.

Any time that Shaughnessy barked at a player under him it was only because that player was not doing what he was taking money to do. A pay-for-play boy should not need to be handled with kid gloves, albeit a pleasant correction is a happier one for all concerned. Any time Shaughnessy worked his assistants it was because he was paying them to work. As for the "others in the Ram organization," Shaughnessy is supposed to have told off a couple of hired hands who got in his hair. One, at least, knows nothing of football and both should have learned, early in their associations with Shaughnessy, that he has little patience with anyone who is not football-wise.

Now we come to what, your Flinger suspects, is the real beef. Shaughnessy reputedly criticized the "front office" of the Ram organization which means Owner Dan Reeves in that he stated he wished it was more progressive. He told that, I am informed, to one of the Ram-owner partners. The next time he saw Dan Reeves he was fired. In between, players were interviewed, assistants questioned and, by coincidence, Shaughnessy was asked by an intermediary if he would consider coaching the Chicago Cardinals.

He saici he was happy with the Rams. It is unfortunate that the situation had to arise. Certainly if any real beef was brewing, progressive front office action would have stopped it long before the boiling point was reached. As it is, the Rams have been having so many coaches follow one another that it is going to become increasingly difficult to hire a top hand. The job is getting tougher, too; football players are most likely not to listen too closely when they suspect a coach is not going to around very long.

ing drills at La Palma Park. Len Ratio, shortstop; Pete Coscarart, second base, and Matt Surkont, purchased from the Chicago White Sox, have returned unsigned contracts. Outfielder-Ralph Hodgin and Catch- er Jim Sieiner have come to terms but as yet have not reported to the training camp. Manager Ralph (Red) Kress hustled his charges through a lengthy workout today, doing almost as much work as the newest rookie. Sweeney Greeted by Eighteen Batterymen RIVERSIDE, Feb.

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During a season he is up early and he works late. He asks that his. assistants do likewise. When Shaughnessy was at Stanford Jim Lawson, then his assistant, told me he never worked harder or longer hours in his life than he was doing under Shaughnessy. "But, boy," added Jim.

he know football and am I learning things." Yes, I hfard Shaughnessy's assistants growling about how hard he was working them last season. But it was not then meant to be nor was it taken seriously. Indeed, George Trafton talked right in front of Shaughnessy and the story was printed here. So let's not take that one as a basic cause. Indeed, it is difficult to weep over any beef from any assistant football coach to the effect that he is being worked too hard at SS500 and up per annum.

At those prices, work is to be expected. As for the players yes, they If, it run 4 IF ri II ers officially opened their 1950 spring training grind. Also on hand was First Baseman Vince Shupe who is expected to get a stiff run from Mickey Rocco, obtained from San Francisco, for the gateway job. mm mmm m-. tosa Sweeney's biggest task appears to be the rebuilding of i I If it his pitching staff which will sore m.mmm mo ly miss 23-game winner Hal Salzman, sold to Cleveland.

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Roach was carried from the ring on a stretcher and later was lushed to St. Clare's hospital. The hospital reported the IIWAVKIS 1, WISCONSIN Dr. Vincent Nardiello and handlers worked over the fighter for several- minutes after the arena had emptied. Then Roach pected until March 1.

Pitcher John Marshall Pleases Del Baker ONTARIO, Feb. 22 Big John Marshall made his first appearance on the mound in the San Diego Padres' spring training camp here today, and Manager Del Baker was pleased with the former Western International League pitcher's speed and the way he handled himself. "Marshall looks as if he would be of great help to us this season," Baker commented. Marshall was a 22-game winner for Bremerton last season. Sold to Victoria, Marshall was dratted from that club by San Diego, the Padres beating several other teams to the punch.

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