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'NEW VENTURE NEEDS TIME; 3 ZeiSLr-ZtUtZintt 3 SAT; AUG. 1 3, 1 960-Pert tl Coifs Have Vaca ncy ign Ma Ices i I tori Wi nee ROWERS IN ROW Mercy on as Ghargers in Second Straight Only sour note was that FOURTH tUARTIS I 14 Marks. 10d. eat BY CAL WHORTON He has to be losing mon Stars, 32-7 Continued from First Pago Kemp had two aerials inter Olympic Hosts in Tizzy Over US; Airlift cepted in the final quarter, from Blanda ...,1:24 7 14 Blanda. conversion 7 22 l-yd.

run by Ferguson 17 13 II Carson, 5-yd. pass from La .11:17 ey, but through it all Bar both of which led to Oiler! ron Hilton, youthful and en touchdowns. that he' enjoyed a clear, field Lost in all the praise be thusiastic owner of. the Los Angeles Chargers in the the final 40 yd. ing showered on Kemp are 13-13 4-22 Oilers 14 3 10 3 Outside of Gautt's sprint, tne uiargar receivers, par new-American ootDan ROME, Aug.

12 tR-Plana ticularly flanker Royce 122 thes closest the Collegians came to a score Was in the for a U.S. airlift to the row- Womble and end Ralph An League, continues to carry a smile of optimism derson. Womble snagsred mi ing site at Lake no gj brought new complications 4 first quarter. Lost Opportunity "Yes, was a little disappointed at last night's SCORI IY OUARTIRS Otlerf. 0 Charger 1 3 Chargers Total first downs 22 First downs rushing I First downs passing 13 First downs penalties 1 Total net yards gained 341 Net yards gained rushing 153 Net yerds gained passing Total yards gained passing 210 Yards lost attempting to past IS Passes attempted 24 Passes completed It Passes Intercepted by 3 Yards interceptions returned.

42 Number of punts 1 Average distance of punts 57 Number of punts returned 2 Total yards punts returned Number of kkkotfs returned Total yards kickoH returned. Penalties Yards penalized to Fumbles 4 Fumbles Inst Number of rushing plays 41 Average gain per rushing play 3.7 four for 42 One Speetaeular Anderson five for 74. In today to advance organizing for the Olympic Games, al A pass interference penal out," UM91) Hilton admitted yesterday, "but, as I said ty against Colt- defender ready plagued, by bitter po- 1 14 2 34 4: 41: 1 12 4 Ill 2 cluding one spectacular for 30 yd. thabhelned set ud Andy. Nelson gave the All iuucai Dickering.

Starg a first down on the nearly a year realize that this new venture will the second of Bob Reifsny-der's three field goals. 1 Baltimore 5-yd. line. require time to catch on. However, Meredith And speaking of Reifsnv-I 1 23 Charles Ornstein of New York, U.S.

Olympic committeeman in charge of the team's food and welfare, caused a mild sensation' when he said he hoped, to have the 35 rowers trans- 3. der Gillman Is certain, the promptly fumbled, the Colts' Gino Marchetti recovering "I'm certain attendance will once our league games begin Sept former Navy player can and INDIVIDUAL RUSHINO on the 11. will become a dependable fhareerwa CB YS NY Ave A-30-yd. screen pass from 42 7.00 J. Smith 4 Kemp 7 io.

Season Sales "We already have sold erred daily by U.S. marine Meredith to Dick Bass of Waller 5.21 1.70 2.75 Mi YL It three-point man. "He's developing the snap in his kicks that gets the ball out there," Gillman de-i Cam iV 1 44 44 21 12 24 17 144 37 17 II 24 17 153 COP put the Collegians in position for the penalty pass. Lowe Ferguson Reynolds Totals 12,000 season tickets and if 4.141 2.421 3.74 we can keep winning and Bass, one of six Ram rookies clared. 7 i Oilers- Cannon 5 continue to play exciting: in the game, showed his nifty footwork on the drive, with Reifsnyder's field goals measured 42, 18 and 11 yd.

football, I sure ticket 24 42 -4 24 -2 4 40 5.20! 4.MI 4.00 4.00 1 3.42 O. Smith-e Blanda I Tolar 4 Lee White 1 Totals sales will increase." i a 9-yd. run. The yardage was 0 14 0 102 helicopter from Olympic Village to the Jake, 15 miles south. Italians Shaken The organizing committee said Ornstein had made no formal request for the air-' lift but unofficially the Italians were thrown into a nervous tizzy.

"This would create many, FIUST QUARTER If attendance thus far has 0 12 Oilers Chargers Time 4:07 scant but he had to bounce off three Colt tacklers to advance. been disappointing, Hilton can at least find solace in LP FASSIN0) PA PC .25 It 1 ..24 It Chargers Kemp Laraba Totals PI 2 0 Yds. 211 -1 2)0 the brand of ball his Charg. JO 30 Smith, 30-vd. run Relfsnvder, conversion.

SECOND QUARTER 42-vd. field goal by Relfsnvder It-vd, field goal by Reifsnyder THIRD QUARTER 11-vd. field goal by Reifsnyder ers nave been playing. 4:13 ,...13:54 All-Stars Stymied This was some feat when Thursday night in the 24! said one official. Oilers Blanda It Lee Cannen 1 Totals "..24 you consider the Collegians Coliseum coach Sid Gill 4 5 0 14 122 32 154 It .12:21 made only 13 yd.

net rush HAPPY COUPLE Hoi Connolly is congratulated by his happy wife, Olga Connolly, after he set a world record of- 230-9 in the hammer throw. -y Timet phot WORLD TRACK MARKS FALL man's finely trained squad ing for the evening. They KUHARICH PREDICTS: won its second straight by beating the Houston Oilers, did gain 108 yd. in the air but the Colts topped em by throwing for 281 yd. The attitude among the fLttend: denotes team oualiffart A dtnolts team alternate; denotes guest Free It difficult to gam recog Subs, Platoon comesiani.i 400-M6TEH ELAY-t.

Teem of -Win players seems to be: "Let's give Barron a win ner while he's losing." Continued from First Page 1959 by Poland's Edmund riatkowski. Dyrol Burleson erased an American mark for 1,500 me nition when you re outclassed but other neophyte ner, im, jonnjon. Morrow, j.s; 1. teem of Jones, Wilson, Cernev, Calhour, 40.1. Only entries.

-HAMMER THROW-t Cannnllv fTl. Rams acquitted themselves Gillman's hope yesterday Football Inevitable in good fashion. was that his players will 1. Hall (T), 21M'4 3. Boodones (T), 209-4; McWHIIams (A), M3-4' (new world record, otO merk 225-4, Con ters by grinding out the distance in 3:41.3.

Another note Charlie Britt (Georgia) continue their winning hab uc nave iicm-uJLCi buzzing over the village' all; day. And, furthermore, if the Americans do it, why not the Others?" 'Can't Fight Traffic' Ornstein said it had been his hope to have-the rbwers quartered near Lake Albano, which occupies a volcanic crater at the small village of Castel Gandolfo, where the Pope maintains his summer palace. "But I was overruled by our own committee, who wanted the team together," he added. "Now the next best thing is to use helicopters. We can't have these boys fighting traffic back and forth every day." nolly, iJf.

400-METER DASH-1. Glenn' Davis (T), 45.5; 2. Otis Davis (T). 45.7: 1. Vauno it.

He seemed especially happy that in both games went almost the route at left safety and was one of the Collegians' best tacklers. He (T), 4. Woods IT), 44; 5. Roberson lAi, a. Terman (it), 4..

lSOMABTER RUN Burleson (T), 1 Close (T), 1. Moran (A), was burned a few times, but Unitas embarrasses the pros. Touchdown Averted Don Ellersick (Wash. St.) his club was able to assume early leads. Fast Start "By getting off in front it gives us a chance to get more players into the game," Sid reasoned.

"I be worthy effort was recorded by Glenn Davis when he ran the 400-meter race in 45.5, third fastest' of all time, Nieder, who finished fourth in the Olympic Trials and hence became only an alternate, wasn't named on the "as of now" line-up announced last night after the fireworks concluded. aan Komani HIGH JUMP-I. Thomas (T), 7ft. I. Dumas (T), 4-1; J.

Faust (T), 4-4; 4. Tie between Williams (A) and Ethlrveera-sineam (G), 4-4. 400ETER HURDLES 1. Southern (A). il.O; 2.

Howard (T), 51.0; 3. Cushman (T), 51.4. No other entries. JAVELIN THROW-I. Wilkinson (Tl.

234ft. Alley 233-1 W71 3. Paee (G), 233-7 4. Fromm (A), M3-1H; S. Frve 225-4: Vane IG).

Ml-ai. saw most of his action in the Kuharich said he felt free substitution would come because the rules committee has "given a little each year" on the path toward unlimited "With free substitution," he said, "we'd a more effective offensive and defensive football team. I can't say that we'd do any; better in games won and lost, but we'd give a better brand, of foot-, ball every Saturday 7 4 "A If-: Is- "if A 'I I A Vifn i -V-. second half. Playing the sec ondary, Ellersick spoiled a lieve we used nearly everyone last night." 110-METER HURDLES 1.

Calhoun T), Colt touchdown bid by deflecting Brown's long pass 1J.4; 1. may in. u.4i J. jones I 13.1; 4: Cobb (A). 14.1; I.

Johnson (T). 14.1: Luckily the Chargers came I A Aug. 12 (UPI) Notre Dame football coach Joe Kuharich said today it was "inevitable" that college football would return to the platoon system with unlimited Kuharich said the college game "has to have free substitution" because high schools, all star games and professionals use it. "In college boys have to learn a whole new phase of football, and they haven't time to learn it because they're only able to play for three years," he said. "We curtail a boy from giving his best when we ask him to do things he can't do." 4.

Yens (G)i 14.2. 100-METER DASH-1. Sim 10.1; 2. Johnson (T), 10.2; 3. Morrow (A), 10.2; in the end zone.

Billy Pncer Boxing Results was set for six points if TAMPICO. Mexico Jose Becerra. 114. Davis Doubtful But he's a cinch to bump Dave Davis out of a participant's role. The latter, who has been hampered by a bad winoer id, ioj; 5.

Carney (Tl 10.4. (Ties world record held by several.) 100-METER RUN 1. Siehert Mexico City, kayoed Chuy Rodritiei, 121, Ellersick hadn been alert. out of the Houston tussle sans serious injuries. Safe-tyman Jim Sears, who was shaken up in the third quarter, is OK and will be ready I amptco 14).

2. Cunllffe (T), 3. Duoree (A), Jerry Stalcup (Wisconsin) LOUISVILLE Jtmmy Beeeham. 4. brene id, BROAD JUMP 1.

Boston (Tl. Mieml, dec James Roberts, 158', Louis ville (10). called the defensive signals I. Watson (T). 24-11; 3.

Horn Ralph Boston and filled smartly on jwew worm recora, 01a mern 14-fW, Jesse Owens, 135.) SHOT PUT 1. Bill Nieder (A). 45ft. wrist recent weeks, again fell short of 60 ft. last night.

He did 59-8. for Friday night game in San Francisco's Kezar Sta dium against the Oakland Washington Redskin anchored the winning 400- lOin. (betters Nleder's pending record of 45 feet 7 Inches, Austin, Texas. April 12, 140, and recognized world record, 43 feet i Inches by Parry O'Brien, Albuquer-oue, N.M., Aug. 1, 2.

Dallas Long, (T), 0-t. 3. Parry O'Brien, (T), 43-311. Team officials huddled at a late hour but no more in rookies, tackle Andy Styn- meter relay team and likely chula and defensive back Raiders. Still Enthuses Gillman continued to en OPT ffiDUHJP Bill Brewer, made their will go to Rome as a sprinting spare, though he, like Nieder, wasn't listed on the share of tackles.

3X)0-METER STEEPLECHASE 1. Dee-eon Jones, (T), 1:54.1. 2. George Young, (T), 1:54.1. I.

Ray Hughes, (G), 9:19.1. HOP. STEP AND JUMP 1 Bill thuse yesterday over the Parker Injured (T). 51-514. 2.

Herman Stokes, (T), 50-9Va. 3. Alvis Andrews. (Tl. S0-H4.

provisional team. Dave Davis, by the way, All of them will be seen in spectacular passing performance of his quarterback, Jack Kemp. DISCUS THROW 1. Babka (T), 194ft. 2.

Silvester (A), 190-11; 3. Cochran (T), 19-2; 4. O'Brien (T), I7M; Humphreys (G), 171-4'; 4. Gordlen (Gl, action Aug. 19 when the Rams meet the Redskins for was included, but it was The former Oxy star com i-io.

(kouais worta record ser oy piai kewskl. Poland, 1959; new American rec ard: eld mark. 194-4. Gordlen. 1953.) Times Charities at the Los pleted 18 of 25 for 211 yd, Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

hinted that he'll go only as a spectator. All-Time Effort There' was nothing flukey The Colts did lose in the 200-METER DASH 1. Woods (T), 20.7; 2. Johnson (T), 20.1; 3. Carney (G), 20.1; 4.

Winder (T), 21; 5. Morrow (A), 31. 5000-METER RUN 1. Dellinger (T). 2.

True IT), 14:15.1, 3. Whitley SOLD IN FINE STORES EVERYWHERE TO $125 ONLY AT 2ACHARY ALL FOR $77 injury department as offen formation about the team personnel will be made until Coach Snyder indicated, however, that alternate Eddie Southern would not replace Dickie Howard in the 400-meter hurdles, even though he edged Howard last night. Howard, who had been hurt, got an identical timing and thus keeps his place. Bobby Morrow, hero of the 1956 Olympiad, at which he won three gold medals, strived mightily to make the team again after winding up an alternate in the trials. Morrow finished third in the 100.

fifth in the 200 and sive tackle Jim Parker suf about Boston's historic leap. POLE Morris (T), ISff. 2. Wadswarth (Al. 154.

3. Doolev (Gl. 144. During his six-jump series, he surpassed 26ft. four times.

MILE RELAY 1. Team of Southern, 47.3, Young, 44.4, Otis Davis, 45.9, Yer-man, 44.1. Time, 3:05.4. 2. Team of fered a broken hand in the third quarter.

Only All-Star casualty was end Monty Stickles, who hurt his Dan Gurney Tops Prix Trials OPORTO, Portugal, Aug. 12 (UPI) Dan Gurney of Riverside, recorded the fastest lap time, 111.78 m.p.h. in his B.R.M. at the Grand Prix trials tonight Close behind was Jim $55 summer suits .33.00 $75 Ivy-continental suits 44.50 $85 wool-mohair auits .59.00 $55 aportcoata 39.00 $20 slacks for V. 1 1.75 $35 'order-made' alacks .22.75 No other jumper in history- Cushman, 4S.1, Woods, 44.2, Siebert, 45.9, Glenn Davis, 45.9.

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Ho gett NO SALES COMMISSION, to he won't give you the "pressure" just antwert honettly, itt you properly, maket ture you're completely satisfied. Owens included can make states team or jermins, spurrier, Court shoulder. ney, Jones, SIX-MILE RUN 1. Sofh (Tl. 21:54.

2. that statement. The athletes leave this Perhaps the best All-Star Robertson (A). 29:54.4. 3.

Rvan (Gl. 31:11.1. 4. Larrleu (G), 31:34.9. (New on the field was end Gail morning for New York, but; American record.

Old record 29 Jl.l, Cogdill of Washington State. Slackt cuffed while you wait boroon wcrvenii. 175. WOMEN'S DISCUS EXHIBlTION-1 they'll long be remembered out here. Cogdill gathered in five pass Olaa Connolly (T) 147ft.

2. Page Glenn (G), 102-8'. es for 64 yd. the face of (locks wsrr or it All ENTRANCl USf OUR REAR smothering pass defense. PARKIN! LOT.

Clark of Scotland, who drove his Lotus car at 111.59. m.p.h. and Jack Brabham ot Australia, in a Cooper Climax, a fraction behind him at 111.53 m.p.h. It was the 17th win for the DAILY 9-9 SAT. 9 6 SUNDAYS 10 5 BANKAMERICARD INTERNATIONAL CHARGE pros against eight losses, and It's About Time Record Fel Says esse Owens two ties.

SCORI IY QUARTER! Baltimore 7 17 132 All-Stars 0 0 0 7-7 STATISTICS Stars Celts CHICAGO, Aug. 13 better than the old mark. "It's about time the record "I'm happy to see the record broken, and I'm just thank First downs 10 19 Rushing yardage 13 133 Passing yardage lot 281 Passes -27 22-42 Passes Intercepted by 1 3 Punts was broken 25 years ful that it stood up this long," is a long time, Owens said. Teen-age Golfer Sinks Aces on Consecutive Days MARSHALL, Aug. 12 (UPI) Sixteen-yearld William Thick of Marshall is particularly fond of his 8 iron and 135-yd.

holes. The young golfer scored a hole in one Wednesday on the 135-yd. 6th hole at Alwin golf course with the 8 iron. And yesterday he came right back to ace the 135-yd. 4th hole at Marshall Country Club with his 8 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 3 75 Jesse Owens said early to day.

"This shows that progress is being made in track and field. It also shows that Ralph Boston of Tennes COPS OUT TO FLAG see had just broken youngsters have come along FLAG PILFERERS Owens' 25-year-old world today much better than they did 25 years ago. broad jump record with a leap of 26ft. 3Viin. True, there are better J.

bo conditions now but let's in if I' "N'T face it: the kids are better to day, too. Along with their better training, they have the advantage of being a more healthy breed. ROME, Aug. 12 (UPI) Who's stealing the flags? About 50 of the 1,200 flags of 87 nations hoisted in various parts of Rome for the 1960 Olympics have disappeared, police reported today. Extra patrols were sent out to make sure that the flag collectors do not leave the masts bare before the games start.

Yes, Tm just thankful my PATIOS Gina Biggs Ties Swimming Mark Gina Biggs of the Santa Monica Swim Club tied a National Junior Olympic and AAU mark in winning the 100-meter free style for girls 15-16 in 1:07.2 on the first day of the ninth annual AAU Junior Olympic meet at May-fair pool in Lake wood yesterday. Results: w. ARCHITECTURAL record stood this long. With the type athletes we have today, many more are going to be broken." LANDSCAPING BUILDINGS, WALLS Heath After 3rd Straight Victory Allen Heath, veteran one-armed driver from North-ridge, goes after his third straight CRA Big Car main event tonight at Ascot Stadium. Back to challenge Heath are Don Davis of Phoenix, Danny Jones of Long Beach, Jack Brunner of Gardena and Buzz Rose of La Puente.

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