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0 SSC.D-SUN.,AU0.22,1963 Qg flngflfg ZiKU43 Bonus Twins RAM-BROWN ROSTERS Chargers Finish Strong to Knock Over Broncos Behind Hadl's Passes rodies Aerials Today, Memorial Coliseum, 1:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES RAMS quist kicked a 25-yard field Rip Dallas, 27-7 No. Player Pos. 38 Seays, DB 42 Martin, DB 43 Richardson, DB 44 Lamson, DB 45 Budka, DB 46 Von Sonn, LB 47 Shannon, HB 50 Iman, 52 MarchlewskI, No. Player Pos.

70 Varrichione, 71 72 73 Cowan, GT 74 Olsen, DT 75 Jones, DE 76 Grier, DT 78 Henson, DT 79 Krupa, DT broke through the for 45-yards to the end zone in the second period but the score was nullified by a penalty. SCORE BY QUARTERS San Die90 0 0 21 0 21 Denver 0 4 0 0 Den-FG Nyquist 26. Den-FG Nvquist 14. SD Alworth 61 pass from Lincoln (MoT-dock Kick). SD Kocourek 24 pass from Hadl (Mur Xo.

Player Pos. 11 Baker, HB 13 Kilgore. 17 Mcllhany, DB 18 Gabriel, QB 19 Munson, QB 21 Meador. DB 22 Bass, FB 23 Smith, DB 24 Williams, DB 25 Allen. 26 Brown, FL 27 Johnson, DB 28 Hohn, DB 29 McDonald, FL 30 Gossett, 31 Holler, LB 32 Brown, FB 34 Josephson, HB 36 Wilson, HBFB 54 Wendryhoski, 80 Pope, 55 Whittingham, LB 81 Brown, LB 57 Woodlief, LB doch kick).

SD Kocourek 15 pass trom Hadl (Mur dock kick). Attendance 11.913. Statistic I.D. Dan. First downs 19 la Yards Rushing IS 112 Yards Passing 1 161 Passes 1J-M 18-33 Passes Intercepted bv 0 Punts I-3 t-41 58 Currie, LB 61 Strofolino, LB 62 Chuy.G 63 Carollo, 64 Powell, DE 67 Davis, 69 Puterbaugh, DT Fumbles lost 0 2 82 Griffin, DE 84 Snow, 85 Lundy, DE 86 McKeever, 87 Truax, 88 GuilloryvLB 89 Livingston, LB BROWNS LB 72 Bundra, DT 73 Clark.

74 Modzelewskl, DT 75 Shoals, 76 Groza, 77 Schafrath, 79 Fry.T 80 Glass, DE 81 Garcia, DE 82 Houston, LB 83 Brewer, 84 Wiggin, DE 85 McNeil, 86 Collins, 87 Hutchinson, 88 Lee.E CLEVELAND 11 Ninowskl, QB 13 18 Roberts, QB 20 Fichtner, DB 22 Caylor, DB 23 Benz, DB 24 Franklin, DB 26 Stupica, DB 27 Roberts, FL 28 Davis, DB 30 Parrish, DB 31 Anthony, FB 32 Brown, Jim, FB 34 Howell, DB 35 Fiss, LB 36 Scales, FB 37 Caleb, FB 38 Sczurek, 44 Kelly, 48 Green, 49 Beach, 50 Costello, 51 Lindsey, 52 Lucci, LB Morrow, 60 Wooten, 61 Byrne, 62 Memmelaar, 63 Thiesen, 66 Hickerson, 67 Williams, 69 Kanicki, 70 Brown, 71 Johnson, HB HB DB LB LB -56 DE LB DT John, DT Off Target Bills Rout Jets, 30-14 NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. The Buffalo Bills turned New York's gold-dust quar terback twins John Huarte and Joe Namath into poor little rich boys and routed the Jets 30-14 Saturday in an American Football League exhibition. Huarte, 1964 Heisman Trophy winner from Notre Dame, was given a violent reception by the defending AFL champs as he made his first start of the exhibition season. Huarte completed only 2 of 11 passes for a scant 20 yards as he played the entire first half. Two of his passes were intercepted and turned into Buffalo touchdowns.

Huarte missed his first five passes and was able to direct the Jets to only one first down. Namath, the $400,000 rook ie from Alabama, fared little better. He completed only 6 of 24 passes for 72 yards and had two intercepted. Buffalo coach Lou Saban started his No. 2 quarter back, Daryle Lamonica, who preceded Huarte at Notre Dame by three years.

Lamo nica connected for touch down passes of 27 and 5 yards to Charley Ferguson. Buffalo 17 10 3 0-30 New York 0 0 7 7-14 Buff Ferguson 27 pass from Lamonica ivoyuio Kit; Buff FG Gogolak 17 Buff Dunaway 35 pass Interception (Gogolak kick) Butt Ferguson 5 pass from Lamonica (GogoiaK kick) Butt i-s eoeoiak i NY Rochester 10 run with blocked ount U- mrner kcik; Butt pg Gogolak 20 NY-Mathis 3 run (J. Turner kick) Attendance STATISTICS Buff. N.Y. Flrst downs Yards rushing Yards passing 22 12S 253 10-41 4 4-34 1 28 7 4 14 8-35 2 7-41 0 37 Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized DENVER (UP!) The San! Diego Chargers, starting late but finishing fierce, put down the Denver Broncos, 21-6, Saturday night in a rain-spat tered game before 18,913.

After an inconclusive first half, the Chargers clipped off 21 points in 10 crisp minutes of the third period. End Lance Alworth scored on a 62-yard pass play from fullback Keith Lincoln. Then quarterback John Hadl engi neered two smooth scoring drives passing to end Dave Kocourek for both touchdowns. Terry Nyquist, the Bronco kicking specialist, produced Denver only scoring. Ny- Covina Victim of Little League Gem PORTLAND Stan Ericksen pitched a no-hitter as Novato, Calif, blanked Covina, 1-0, in the consola tion game of the Western Regional Little League baseball tournament Saturday.

Covina 000 000-0 0 1 Novato 000 0011 7 3 Llcata and Bloomer; Ericksen and Burnham. Friday's Game. Klamath Falls 004 OlS 10 8 1 Covina 000 000- 0 1 3 Selinskl and Sowell; Collins, Irvine (a), MCNamara (a; and Bloomer. II mUM Look Younger Affnr WIIIDFt I undetectable as on television A iiu Irani 6725 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood VII frV RAMS UNDERDOGS goal midway in the second period, and one from 14 yards out with three seconds to go before the halftime gun.

Penalties repeatedly blunt ed drives by both sides. Bron co halfback Wendell Hayes Oilers Clout Pats on Ground HOUSTON The Hous ton Oilers unleashed an ex plosive ground attack highlighted by Ode Burrell to smother the Boston Patriots, 27-6, Saturday night. The largest crowd ever to see an Oiler pre season game, 30,142, turned out for Houston's first game in Rice Stadium. SCORE BY QUARTERS Boston 0 A A ft- 7-27 Houston ...7 7 Hou Burrell 10 run (Blanda kick) Bos FG Cappelettl 40 Hou Tolar 2 run (Blanda kick) Bos FG Cappeletti 29 Hou FG Blanda 27 Hou FG Blanda 15 Hou Spikes 2 run (Blanda kick) 1 Attendance 30,142 STATISTICS Bost. 13 201 35 6-25 0 3-41 0 62 Hou.

First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fjmbles lost Yards penalized 17 274 101 8-16 1 5-49 0 100 -a I orjusirecBQiflgf mm 11 "'J zrt VI fAFTERfcwff Open All Day Sunday SPACE DIVISION 1 Brodie completed 18 of 31 passes for 279 yards, before Bill Kilmer was inserted at quarterback late in the fourth period. Don Meredith played most of the game at quarterback for the Cowboys, although Jerry Rhome saw limited action and Craig Morton also played late in the game. Dallas scored its only touchdown in the third peri od when it went to a shotgun formation. Meredith scooted over from the nine-yard line when he found all his receivers covered. San Francisco 10 3 0 1427 Dallas 0 0 7 07 SF McFsrland 12 pass from Brodie (Davis kick).

SF FG Davis 47. SF FG Davis 17. Dall Meredith 9 run (Vlllanueva kick). SF Parks 35 pass from Brodie (Davis kick). SF Parks 37 pass from Brodie (Davis kick).

Attendance 24,827. Statistics S.F. Dall. First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Passes Intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 22 12 86 46 3W 171 17-29 .20 by. -37 2 0 43 67 Packers Blast Bukich, Bears MILWAUKEE The Green Bay Packers ground down the Chicago Bears 31-14 Saturday afternoon in a National Football League ex hibition before a sellout crowd of 47,066.

The Packers concentrated most of their scoring in the second period, collecting 21 points on touchdowns by Jim Taylor, Tom Moore and Eli jah Pitts. Don Chandler, who kicked all three extra points, booted a 41-yard field goal in the final period. i But it was the Packers' de fense that stole the show, swarming over nuay cu-kich, the Bears' quarterback, and making key tackles when the Bears' threatened to generate a drive. Bukich, betore being re placed by Larry Rakestraw in the final period, com pleted 5 of 13 passes for a inere 23 yards. Chicago 0 0 0 1414 Green Bay 0 21 0 10-31 GB Taylor 1 run (Chandler kick) GB Moore 1 run (Chandler kick) GB Pitts 2 run (Chandler kick) GB FG Chandler 41 Chi Gordon 9 pass from Rakestraw, (Eiseheid kick) i GB Long to pass Trom Bratkowski, (Chandler kick) Chi Bull 3 run (Eiseheid kick) Attendance STATISTICS An Open Letter to Creative Engineers and PORTLAND CH Veteran quarterback John Brodie led San Francisco to an easy 27-7 exhibition victory over Dallas Saturday night.

starting his ninth season, passed for three touchdowns and showed no signs of the sore back that kept him out of San Francisco's first exhibition game last week. Burnham Nabs Tune-I Up Race for Gold Star BY ALMON LOCKABEY Times Staff Writer NEWPORT BEACH Ma-lin Burnham of San Diego who" hasn't won a- world championship Star Class re gatta he was a kid of 17 in 194o, gave promise of latching on to his long over due second Gold Star Satur day by winning the tradi tional tune-up race going away. Burnham and his crew, Jim Reynolds, boosted their 22 foot 8 inch sloop Chatter box from seventh place at the first windward mark to easily out-distance Kevin Jaffe's Envy of Central Long Island Sound by more than one minute. Rallies From 12th Jaffe, with Skipr Allan of Newport as crew, also sailed a great come-from-behind race, wiggling through the 30 boat fleet from 12th. In third place was Pete Bennett's Tranquilizer from Mission Bay, which had led the fleet over most the 10-mile course.

It was a bad day for the former champions with the exception of Burnham. Defending champion Don Edler of Newport finished 15th; 1961 champion Bill Bu chan of Seattle finished fifth; and three-time former champion Lowell North of San Diego finished seventh. Ficker Out -Former champions Bill Ficker of Newport (1958) and Walter von Hutschev of Rio de Janeiro (1938-39) did not start. A last minute with drawal from the regatta was 1950 world champion Robert Lippincott from New Jersey. First race of the championship series starts Mon day at 1:30 p.m.

First ten finishers: 1. Chatterbox, Malin Burnham, San Diego; 2. Envy, Kevin Jaffe, Central Long isiano souna, New Torn; 3. Tranquilizer, Pete Bennett, Mission Bay; 4. Frolic, Bill Buchan, Seattle; s.

Scandale, John Al breehtson, Binga, Sweden; 6. Turmoil, Gary Comer, Southern Lake, Michigan; 7. North Star, Lowell North, San Diego; 8. Kutuka III, W. E.

Richter, Guarapiranga, Brazil; 9. Ballad, Robert Hail, San Francisco; 10. Paula, Thomas Tranfaglia, Narrangansett Bay, Mass. 'Vicente Race Won by Munca de Moro -Munca de Moro, a 32-foot sloop skippered by Mac Jones of Windjammer Yacht Club, won the Pacific Handicap Racing Fleet division Inaugural of Cabnllo Beach Yacht Club's Point Vicente race Saturday. The race drew 71 boats in three divisions 40 in PHRF, 22 in Midget Ocean Racing Fleet, and nine in Ocean Racing Handicap.

PHRF Class 1. Munca de Moro, Mac Jones (WYC); 2. Heather, Gordy Cowie (LAYC); 3. Rebel, Jim -Cowie (Cabrlllo Beach YC); 4. T-Ana, Bob Pottberg (Buccaneer YC); 5.

Orion, Clarence Foisom (Seal Beach YC). MORF Class 1. Carramba, Al Narkewlcz (Blue Water Crultlng Club); 2. Ma Joie, Pet Ebelind (Cabrlllo YC); 3. Ate, Homer week (sbycj; 4.

Tina, Bill Pettinglll (Seal Beach YC); S. Chalupa, Veara Helscher (Cabrlllo Beach YC). ORR Class 1. Flamboyant. Barney Flam (CBYC); 1 Dulce II, Ruel Smittar (LAYC); 3.

Carol Ann II, Hugh Duncan (LBYU. Biljie Jean Moves Into British Final MANCHESTER, Mass. UP) Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, defeated Virginia Wade of Great Britain 6-4, 6-2 at Essex Country Club Saturday and moved into the final of the women's invitational tennis tournament. In the other semifinal. Mrs.

Carol Hanks Aucamp of -St. Louis spent only 32 minutes eliminating Julie Heldman of New York City 6-3, 6-0. BICHOUO 0PWATI0NS Yards penalized 114 107 CLEVELAND BROWNS SUNDAY 1:05 pm PRESENTED BY CHEVWH DEALERS STATtONSItOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATIONS CHRYSLER DEALERS AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS ITALIAN SWISS COLONY WINES. Mala or Femalt JoatFoN NASA also post- positions the many You in: RADIO 79 I' i TSow''' sir r- 4 hi -ma 5 s' our nation's most IB-L "VirLt. our success to" Th Gaturn It -represent versatil launch, vehicle exploring space.

jHfiprl for Increased seemingly matured as a pro quarterback last season. Testing Ryan will be two capable youngsters, Roman Gabriel and Bill Munson, share time today. Ryan may give way to Jim Ninowski. Cleveland is in fine fettle for today's skirmish, with the exception of injured end Paul Warfield. But the Rams are minus three quality performers: fullback Dick Bass, defensive end Lamar Lundy and flanker Bucky Pope.

Still, the Rams will field a representative. backfield, opening with Big Ben Wilson and Les Josephson. This pair may not fool you, but tney can hurt you. Cleveland, of course, has the ultimate weapon Brown. But stopping him doesn't necessarily insure success.

The Rams must also put a clamp on Ryan and his dash ing ends Gary Collins, Cliff McNeil, Johnny Brewer and Walter Roberts. So, you can see the problems confronting Harland Svare. All things being equal and throwing out that 56-31 thing the Rams must ge nerate more offense to stay with Cleveland today. They did move from 20-yard line to 20-yard line Tuesday night before feeling insecure. Remember the old wheeze, wine is fine, but li quor is quicker? The same ratio applies for field, goals and touchdowns.

Foyt Shakes Slump, Wins SPRINGFIELD, 111. A. J. Foyt, 1964 auto racing champion who has been in somewhat of a slump this year, won the 100-mile Tony Bettenhausen Memorial Championship at the Illinois State Fair Saturday. Foyt, who will receive about one-fourth of the purse, covered the dirt track in one hour, 2 minute, 23.2 seconds while lapping the entire field by the 99th lap.

George Snider of Fresno, was second and Mario An-dretti of Nazareth, was third. Riverside Loses Colt Finals on Dropped Fly SHAWNEE, Okla. Steve Hathcock of Greens boro, N.C., who got on base by being hit by a pitched ball, scored the deciding run in the eighth inning Saturday night and. gave his team a 2-1 victory over Riverside, for the Colt baseball World Series championship, Riverside 000 001 001 5 Greensboro 010 000 012 5 0 Parsons and Frledrictis; Austin and Nunn, FOLLOW Till vwiwuwwvyvuwwvwwwi F-aCWar additional requirements are ts encompass Chi. 6.B.

15 122 179 96 94 1-20 14-25 1 1 S-41 4-49 0 0 50 43 4 systems support. Chrysler Corporation Space Continued from First Page. I 31) as Cleveland gave early notice of its title intentions." They didn't renege, out lasting St. Louis in the Eastern Conference and then up setting Baltimore, 27-0, in the title game. The Browns are still bri a win streak, having disposed of the College All-Stars and 49ers in previous practice games, victories which merit them 5-point favoritism to day.

Once again, the Rams will look down, the barrel at an ex-Ram, Frank Ryan, who Rookie's Punt Returns Spark Redskin Win RICHMOND, Va. WV-Two long punt returns by rookie safety man Rickie Harris set up a field goal and a touch down for Washington Satur day night as the Redskins downed the St. Louis Car dinals, 13-7. Harris' first run for 72 yards in the second period to the Cardinal was fol lowed by a 15-yard field goal by Bob Jencks. His second, for 44 yards just after the final period started, brought the ball to Cardinal 42 with St, Louis leading, 7-6.

On the next play, George Izo hit Bobby Mitchell with 42-yard touchdown pass that put the Redskins ahead for the first time at 13-7. SCORE BY QUARTERS Washington -03 713 St. Louis 7 0 0 07 St.L. Conrad 27 pass from Johnson (Bakken kick). wash.

PG, Jencks 5. Wash. FG. Jencks 47. Wash Mitchell 42 pass from Izo (Jencks kick).

Attendance STATISTICS Wish. St.L First downs 15 14 Yards rushing 190 76 Yards oassina 109 121 Passes 33-14 Passes Intercepted by 1 2 Punts 7-43 1-47 Fumbles lost 1 2 Yards penalized 9S 44 Safford Beats Westmoreland in Fontana Drag World record holder Ken Safford of North Hollywood defeated Hank Westmore land of Newport Beach in the final round of eliminations to win top eliminator honors in the first leg of the summer drag racing championships Saturday night at Fontana Dragway. More than 50 fuel drags ters will return to action at 7 o'clock tonight for the final leg of the $10,000 event. TOP ELIMINATOR Ken Safford (North Hollywood), 200.00 m.p.h., 7.74 seconds; MIDDLE ELIMINATOR Tom Barres (San Bernardino), 178.15 m.p.h., 8.75 seconds; JUNIOR ELIMINATOR Paul Horning (Pasadena), 152.28 m.p.h., 9.62 seconds. TOP MOTORCYCLE-JIm Cook (La-Verne), 131.19 m.p.h., 10.75 seconds; TOP STOCK Steve Brooks (South Pasadena), 115.00 m.p.h., 12.18 seconds; la dies class carol snort (Ontario), 1C0.22 m.p.h., 13.95 seconds; TOP SPEED Larry Faust (Long Beach), 203.60 m.p.h., LOW ELAPSED TIME Doug Robinson (Pasadena), 7.55 seconds.

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Carl oQ2Q0. New vandied in and KecwuuB, Recruiting, will receive a prompt rij -complete confidence. First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Moorhouse Wins Midget Feature Johnny Moorhouse, taking the lead on the fourth lap when Billy Vukovich Jr, went out with a broken fuel line, outlasted challenging Allen Heath to win Satur day night's 30-lap USAC midget race feature at Ascot Park before 3,706 fans. Heath pushed Moorhouse all the way to the finish line 30 LAP MAIN EVENT 1. Johnny Moorhouse, Santa Ana; 2.

Allen Heath, Northridge; 3. Lowell Sachs, San Dieoo; 4. Johnny Baldwin, San Jose; 5. Dempsey Wilson, Lawndale; Time 12:04.87. 10 LAP SEMI-MAIN 1.

Ron Hughes, Anaheim; 2. Mike Moseley, San Diego; 3. Joe Garson, Eagle Rock; 4. Grayson Harmon, La Mirada. Time 4:59.57.99.

TROPHY DASH (3 laps) 1. Moor- house; 2. Heath; 3. Sachs; 4. George Benson, san jose.

ino.w. FOUR 6-LAP HEAT RACE WINNERS: 1. Moseley, 2. Hughes, 3. Porky Radiwitz, Rublndoux, 4.

Moorhouse, 2:20.41. Deing Beats Hornaday in Saugus Feature Frank Deiny of Los Ange les came from behind to de feat Ron Hornaday in thrilling finish and win the 40-lap Pacific Racing Assn super stock car main event at Saugus Stadium Saturday night. Results: MAIN EVENT (40 laps) 1. Frank Deiny, Los Angeles; 2. Ron Hornaday, Chatsworth; 3.

Marvin Helnis. Svknar. TROPHY DASH 1. Helnis. 2.

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