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PAGE ALTON EVENING TELEGIlAl II MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1C57 Four TDs For Brown, Cleveland Wins, 45-31 Rookie Star Sets New NFL Mark ik Rushimr By ARNOLD Associated Coach Paul Brown's gamble cjn unpredictable rookie talent to revive his Cleveland Browns 4- pears to have paid oft. Fullback Jim Brown, Conch Brown's No. 1 draft choice thsj season, Sunday, gained a record 237 yards rushing and scored fovr touchdowns. He was the behind Cleveland's 45-31 defeat of the Los Angeles Rams in the tional Football League. Milt Plum, No.

2 draft choio Bears Trim Lions, 27-7; filled in for injured quarterback Wheaton Trims 66-7, Shares Title By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Whraton's Crusaders grabbed a sharp of the College Conference of Illinois football championship Saturday by annihilating Illinois Woslryan, fifi-7. The favorites finished with a 6-1 record the us Lnke Forest behind Ihe play CHICAGO The Chirngo'of fullback Dick Camp. Camp Bears, playing like they wore ex scored two touchdowns to Inko the pected to all year long, trimmed the Detroit Lions Sunday. 27-7, with fullback Rick ensures punch- guided tl Eastern Division leaders to the touchdowns and a field goal. The Browns, with a 7-1-1 recorl, lead the New York Giants, wl whipped the Chicago Cardlnn 28-21.

New York's record is 7-2- The Western Division mudd was dissolved for a week at lea when the Baltimore Colls whipprd San Francisco 27-21 and the Cli cago Bears upset Detroit 27-7. Tl Colts (6-3) took the lead and tfr 49ers and Lions (both 5-4) fell I second. Green Bay blasted Pittsburgh hopes of an Eastern title with a 27-10 lacing and Philadelphl whipped Washington 21-12, Brown, Syracuse's All America In 1936, broke the 223-yard recor eet last scaSon by Tom Wilson "Los Angeles. O'Connell, the league's leading passer, was injured in the seconi period. The score was 7-7.

Plun completed six of nine passes fo 62 yards. rookie played fo: Penn State. John Unitas powered a Col comeback for the third time (hi: season. The quarterback I ing out the damaging blows. The Bears thereby retained conference scoring crown with 6S points.

He also won the rushing title while Whenlon finished with points, breaking Its own sen- sonnl conference murk. Iheirjllm hopes of a title llejn, o(hpr nclioni Nf)r(h 'defeated Augimtann, to tinish Ihird in the league behind Lake the Western Division of Ihe Nit lional Football Lengur. While the Bears were scoring their fourth victory in nine games, Forest and Wheaton. The Intcrsliile fullback Alan Ameche with ar eight-yard touchdown pass will less than a minute to go. Y.

A. Tittle, 49ers quarterback kept the 49ers in the game. He plunged for two scores and passed for the third. Workhorse Rick Casares scorer twice and delivered yardage whenever the Bears needed i against the Lions. Detroit ium bled twice and the Bears turned the recoveries into 10 points.

Chuck Conerly threw two scoi ing passes for the Giants and set up two other touchdowns with his passes against the NFL Standings Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Conference Ocl Cleveland 711 New York 720 Pittsburgh 440 Philadelphia 3 6 0 Washington 261 Chicago Cards 2 6 0 Western Conference Baltimore 630 Detroit 540 San Francisco 5 4 0 .87 .77 .50 .33 .25 .25 .66 .55 .55 Los Angeles 4 5 0 .4 Chicago Bears 4 5 0 Green Bay 3 6 0 .33 Sunday's Results Chicago Bears 2T, Detroit 7 Green Bay 27, Pittsburgh 10 Cleveland 45, Los Angeles 31 New York 28, Chicago Cardinaljs 21 Baltimore 27. San Francisco Philadelphia 21, Washington This Week'8 Schedule Thursday Green Bay at Detroit Sunday Chicago Cards at Cleveland Los Angeles at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Washington at Chicago Bears Falstaff Trails Bowlers Chicago CHICAGO serve Beer) Chicago (H today carried the high so far in competition. 1 also has the high individual I'. game total of 2.616 Sunday's score sheet was Ch cago 6,108. St.

Louis 5,790. In Saturday's play, Chicago hsd 6.165 while the visitors tallied Hockey Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rw.uJU Toronto 5, New York 1 Montreal 3, Detroit 3 (tie) Boston 2, Chicago 2 (tie) Saturday's EesuJU Montreal 4, Bosiou 2 Bob Buhl of the Milwaukee Braves beat the Brooklyn Dodn- 12 times io 14 decisions du- ing tfae last two seasons. Intercollegiate decision to the world cham- ason pion New York Giants. Pk but lm I'l'O-en a non-conference came The loss dropped the Cardinals 1(W nsl Great Lakes and produced into a last place tie with Washing ,18.4 victory. Carver Shannon ton in the Eastern Division of the scorod ivc touchdowns and rolled up 248 yards to lend the rout.

National Football League. Meanwhile, the Bears found themselves in a fourth place tie in the Western Division. Their hopes of a divisional tie are based on winning their remaining games while Baltimore loses two of three and both San Francisco and Detroit drop one of three. At Detroit's Briggs Stadium, Casti res scored two of the Bear touchdowns ono on a 25-yard run and the other on a one-yard plunge. Bobby Watkins added the other on a 7-yard run while points on a pair of field goals and three conversions.

The Cardinals found themselves on the short end of a 21-0 score CCI STANDINGS (Final) Lake Forest 610 .857 1.37 6 1 0 .857 267 45 35 4 2 1 .667 12(5 Auguslana 340 .429 105 Can-oil 340 .429 111 80! Wlicaton North Central ..520 .714 97 THE WHOLE STORY Before a crowd of 65,407 Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown (32) runs linesman Dan Tehan signifies the fourth- quarter tally. Watching Brown, who set WM.IIJ TV UtVyllllllj, JUK UWJlf WI1U through a gaping hole in the Angeles a league record with 237 yards rushing in hue yj-sterclay for his fourth and final 31 tries, is Browns quarterback Milt touchdown. The upstretched arms of head Plum (16). Wosleyan Elmhurst 1 5 1 .167 87 350 070 .000 32 at Comiskey Park before they put play from Ted March! brodn Ollie Matson. Chuck Conerly ed New York to another touchdown and 28-7 halflime lead.

The Cards blanked New York the last half and scored two! ouchdowns in the fqurth period Hit never did seriously threaten he New Yorkers. The Bars arc home next week A'hen they meet the Washington Redskins while the Cardinals travel to meet Cleveland's pacesetting Eastern Division leaders. Three-I League Will Operate With 6 Teams CHICAGO JP The Three-I League, oldest Class circuit in organized baseball, was assured of six operating teamn in 1958 with the possibility of reaching eighth. Hal Totten, league president, said Sunday that Appleton aur Green Buy, will become members in 1958 to assure (hi league of six teams and that five ether cities are competing for the other two spots. Club owners met in and approved the entry of the Wisconsin tennis and verified the previous selection of Rochester Minn.

Holdovers from last Michigan Slate Choice To Win NCAA Run Title EAST LANSING, Mich. JP -The long-winded, long distance runners of Michigan State will try for a triple slam in Blackburn Nips McMurry, 79-77 CARLINVILLE Blackburn College opened its basketball season with a 79-77 squeaker over McMurry College of Jacksonville Saturday night. Pele Hughes started where he eft off last year for the Beavers of Coadi Charlie Gray, copping 30 points, while Jim Mc- country alj a(idef meet today. The Spartans already have won the Big Ton and IC4A titles. They also will be after a third straight' team victory in the four mile NCAA grind.

Host team Michigan Stale, however, has never had an NCAA individual champion. Walt McNew ot Texas, who won last year with a time 19:55.7, is bade to defend his title. Notre Dame, Kansas, Texas, Houston and Iowa arc expected to give Michigan State the best run for the team title. i find Don Little for the visitors. had 23 apiece Hughes made all 11 of his at- Ohio State, Auburn In Battle For Grid Title By ED CORIHGAN Tho Associated Press Ohio State, the once-beaten Big Ten champion, laid a bold claim loday the national collegiate football title for 1957.

The only team that appears to be in a position to challenge the powerful Buckeyes, who flattened Michigan 31-14 last weekend, is Auburn, king of the Southeastern Conference and one of the two remaining major unbeaten-untied teams. The Tigers and Arizona i State of Tempe, a 41-0 winner empts the second half andj ovcr Collcgc Carmen Basilio has a fine record agninst middlcweights. Tho champion lias won 7 times and fought 2 draws against middleweights. McClure made 4 out. of 5 to oud Blackburn rally.

The Beavers hit 58 per cent of their shots In the second half. Blackburn plays a homecom- ng game with Eureka Saturday afternoon at 2:30. 9-0 now. McMurry (77) (78) Player Is ft pf Plnyer fg ft pf 322 Hughes 000 Cralg'les 5 1 McClure 2 2 Thurston 3 0 Hlsen'th 2 2 Shnrp 10 3 2 Attora Price Jamison MeCarly Osbovnc Blnlr Allon 14 2 2 0 4 1 934 702 2 2 1 2 3 003 A week ago, Michigan Stale was selected over Auburn as the No. 1 'ress poll.

The Spartans also had been beaten once, but their pow- Tful offense apparently was more impressive than Auburn's tough defense. Now the Spartans may be elim- Little Totals 311514 Totals 331320 Score by Halves: 1 2 McMurry 38 39 77 Blackburn 33 46 79 Hltrhugh. Wilson. River Ripples and Outdoors with Harold Rrand Welcome aie Cedar Rapids, Burlington undj Hunters are welcome to par- Davenport, Iowa teums. Totten did not identify the com tii'ipate in the Piasii Pointers and Sellers Club preserve shoot of peliiiK cities but said Austin released pen-reared pheasants Winono, have shown in Uhis coming Sunday, Dec.

1. re- terest. Waterloo, Iowa, a Jesse ICilvvarcts, chairman member lust season, also is inter-jot the management committee. "Good dogs and expert handlers will be present to assist in the event," Edwards said, "Plenty of birds will be available. We would like to have reservations in advance as much as pos- Appleton will be known as Fox Cities combination of Appleton.

Neenah. Menasha, Kimberly and Kaukauna, Wis. Totten said Peoria, 111,, sent a delegation to the meeting but in- siblc (0 schedule for dicatcd the city will have troublei shooters. Participants may filing an application before ltl le nu- at 2-2897 or regis- 2 deadline. at tin Alton-Wood Rivei ln other action, the league elect-! Hll Club in Godfrey." strong lead of 522 pins, over Frank Pfaff, manager of fi-dar' A fue of $7 will entitle eiu-h Louis (Falstaff Beer) as llie'Kapidx, vice president; decided to! shooter to take up to two birds teams rolled to the midway ma; in the National Match Game Bow 1- ing Tournament.

Sunday night, Chicago comple t- ed a weekend rout of the Missouri Keglers to take a 12-game 12,273 to 11,731. Both teams now move to St. Louis for the finil 12 games next weekend. Chicago's Stan Thaden rclhd an impressive 731 series last mgi the season April 27 and he is a member ot Setters Sept. and voted to play an all JClub or the Sportsmen's Club.

Guest shooters will pay a fee ol $8. The shoot is virtually on a non-profit basis. Extra Birds Released The pheasants fo.st between $2.50 and $3 each at most game star game and continue its policy of no playoffs. Navy Guard Is farms. Under laws.

Illinois preserve for every four i birds harvested, an extra ono ANNAPOLIS, Md. fiuai-d' must be easp to go tree int. 'Tony Siremic hopes to pin Upon range. Releasing a free wrestling skill to work for a lird aii(ls aboul I 101 to victory over Army Satur- cost sllu( "day. In comparison, among the 90 The 205-pound grappler, undo so shooting loated as a Navy heavyweight last in Illinois, the average and runner-up for the East-i minimum lee lor the first two era and National is 513.50 plus $5 to $6 plays left guard on the football each additional bird.

team The Setters Club has leased Head coach Eddie Erdelatz tor all trials and shoots Stremic "the unsung hero" of miles northwest of the God- Navy line. in Ihe White Oak School How do football and Signs mark the" way! sports? "Great," I mix as 'Stremic. Plenty ol pheasants will be available. Much of "On the mat you have to think.the shooimg bo done truin (to get in position, look fur your about portable which opponent's and aUaekjring about a -10-acie field where them. It's the same thing in ioot- bajl.

You size up your opponent, decide just how you're going to handle him suid hit him quickly." pass by the blinds to leave the field. Hunters will get some excellent pass shooting but wil find lliat the birds are most difficult to hit. "We would like to have al the blinds lull or (hj event," Kdwards said. The shoot will bo under Conservation Department regulations." Memberships in the club are offered to shooters for $5 and to shooter-dog owners foi $7.50 annually. Of course there will be some open field hunting Sunday in addition to the blinc shooting.

The Setters Club has a lease on nearly 400 acres in that region. The open-range pheasant season doses at sunset Saturday, Nov. but preserve shooting season continues through March 15, 1958. The Setters Club plans many more shoots this winter, Edwards has said. Flotilla Officers Alton's U.S.

Coast Guard Auxiliary, Piasa Bird Flotilla 9, elected new officers recently for the coming year. I'aul B. is romniaiidor; Henry F. Buckshot, vii-f commander and J. paci( Cf inated after the tough time they had beating Kansas State 27-9.

Auburn gave its defensive unit some offensive support for a change last week, thumping Florida Stale 29-7. But Ohio State, once again showing its rurning strength behind a dependable blocking line, came up with 372 yards rushing in its bid for the title. Except for its opening game de- Field Goals Paying Off This Season By KD WILKS NEW YORK IP This is the year that marked the return of the field goal as a winning method in college football. Virtually every week has had a payoff 3-pointer Remember Monte Stickles 1 boot for Notre Dame that beat and the kick made good by Billy Atkins to beat Georgia Tech 3-0 and kept alive Auburn's bid for a perfect season? Dick Christy booted a 45-yard field goal Saturday that defeated South Carolina 29-26 and gave North Caroline State its first Atlantic Coast Conference title. Capt.

Ted Searle made good from 30 yards out as defending champ Oregon State gained a share of the Pacific Coast title with Oregon by defeating the! Webfeet 10-7. And with 48 seconds left, Ray! Barnes, who earlier had missed! League Names Buckeyes To Bowl Berth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Buckeyes of Ohio State their worth as champions Saturday by routing Michigan, 3114, to close the Big Ten football season with their third undefeated itle in four years. The triumph gave Woody Hayes' crew 24 victories and two defeats the last four years of conference play. Ohio Stale, which will represent Ihe Big Ten against Oregon in the Flose Bowl game, trailed Michigan 14-10 at half time but roared back score three second half touchdowns and wrap up an unbeaten record in conference play. Elsewhere in the Big Ten, Wisconsin defeated Minnesota, 14-6, Illinois trampled winless Northwestern, 27-0, and Purdue won the Old Oaken bucket with a 33-13 triumph over Indiana.

Iowa defeated Notre Dame, 21-13, and Vlichigan Stale downed spirited Kansas State, 27-9, in non-confer ence play. Shortly after the Ohio Stale vic- the Big Ten officially elected he Buckeyes as their representative in the Rose Bowl. Halfback Dick LeBeau scored two of Ohio State's touchdowns as the Bucks ground out 372 yards on the ground. Ohio State's stunning triumph over Michigan could be reflected in the national rankings this week since Michigan State, the nation's No. 1 team, had its ygainst weak Kansas Stale.

The Spartans trailed Kansas State 9-6 at the end of three quarters and had to score 21 points in the final period to produce their triumph. Michigan State amassed 206 yards on the ground and that proved to be the difference. Dale Hackbart, a sophomore, downs in a victory over Minnesota while Ray Nilschke was Illinois scoring leader against Northwest- Ohio State finished on top of the Big Ten with a 7-0 record, followed by Michigan State's 5-1. Iowa's dethroned champions were third with a 4-1-1 mark and Wisconsin and Purdue tied for fourth ivith 4-3 records. Michigan, having one of its worst seasons in 20 years, was sixth with a 3-3-1 mark followed by Illinois's 3-4 record.

Minnesota, a pre-season favorite finished with and Indiana had 0-6 while Northwestern suffered the worst season in its history and was 0-7. Big 10 Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pet. Pts OP Ohio State Mich State Maroon-Flyer SW Game Interrupts Cage Activity Cage Menu TUESDAY Marquette at Mater Del Chamlnade at Western M. A. Glllesple at Jerseyville Carllnvllle at Vlrden FRIDAY Worden at Mnrquette Jerseyville at Hardln Highland at Carrollton at Orlggsvllle Benld at Greenfield SATURDAY Stauntnn at Bethalfo Edwardsvllle at Centralia YMCA Bows In Swimming Meet The Alton YMCA swimming team, coached by Ferdy Valdez, bowed to Jacksonville, 123-79, in a dual meet at the YWCA pool here Saturday.

The same teams will meet al the Jacksonville YMCA in December. The first place winners for Alton were as follows: MIDGETS back stroke, Jim White. PREPS freestyle, Jim Jackson; butterfly, Earl Brown; breast stroke, Jim Jackson; medley relay, Earl Brown, David McClendon, Jim Jackson and Kenny Humphrey. INTERMEDIATES individual medley, Steve Childers; back stroke, Bob Robinson; breast stroke, Steve Childers; freestyle, Frank Kitzmiller; medley relay, Bob Robinson, Steve Childers Frank Kitzmiller, Preston Zerwas; butterfly, Frank Kitzmiller. CYO League Score by Quarters: 1 St.

Elizabeth's 7 St. Bernard's Top scorers for 234 8 6 10 8 9 14 5 each team: 10, Todoroff, 9 St. 16, Doollng 11. Officials: Zolner and Kladar. Score by Quarters: 1 2 8 13 3 4 5 10 9 9 St.

Patrick's (A) 6 Perp. Help 7 Top scorers for each team: St. Pat 16, Jansan 7. Perp 11, Peterman 6. Officials: Zolner and Kladar, Score by Quarters: 1 St.

Cecelia 6 Sacred Heart 7 3 4 6 10 9 5 30 Football refuses to give up the stage, in spite of increasing basketball activity, and one important grid game breaks up the cage schedule for this week. The footbail contest Is a vital one as far as the Southwestern Conference championship is concerned, for East St. Louis and Belleville will decide things at their traditional Thanksgiving Day game. The annual struggle between the two teams will begin at 10 o'clock Sunday morning on the Flyer field, and the usual crowd of more than 7,000 spectator! is expected. An East St.

Louis victory would give the Flyers the title they have won for so many years now. A Belleville victory would in all probability throw the title into a four-way tie, pending confirmation by the conference. If the conference, at its early December meeting, decides to go along with the half-won, half-lost method of figuring tie games, a Belleville win would see both tha Flyers and the Maroons, along with Alton and Collinsville, share the championship. East St. Louis will take a 5-2-2 record into the game, while the Maroons own a 4-4-1 mark.

In the 41 games played to date, East St. Louis has won 31,. Belleville has captured seven and. three have ended in ties. The last Belleville victory came in 1951, by a score of 20-6.

While most of the larger schools In the area wait until the first weekend in December to open their basketball schedules, enough begin play this week to provide a varied attraction for cage fans. Marquerte's Explorers open their second season of basketball with a road game at Mater Dei of Carlyle Tuesday night, while Western Mililary Academy opens at home against Chaminade. Jerseyville, with one victory already under its belt, plays host to Gillespie, and CarlinvillB opens at Virden Tuesday night. Marquette will play its first game before the home folks Friday night, entertaining a Worden Top scorers for each team: St. Ce-lteam that has alrpadv 10.

Schneider. Vanok. fi ledm Tnal naS a iea uy 10, Schneider. Vanek. 6.

Sacred 13. Pashea 9. Officials: Zolner and Kladar. Score by Quarters: 1 St. Mary (E) 4 St.

Boniface 4 6 7 3 20 Top scorers for each team: St. 8, Correll S. St. Bon- 9, Rotter 8. Officials: Tognarelll and Bernhardt.

234 10 10 12 Score by Quarters: Madison St. Joseph's 1 2 3 9 12 16 434 4 14 4 Top scorers for each team: Madi- Bistro, 14. Owca 13. St. 12.

Mosby 2. Officials: ToRnnrelll and Bernhardt. 7 0 01.000 208 510 .833 184 Iowa 411 .750 152 72 Wisconsin 60jScore by Quarters: en SS. Peter Paul St. Matthew's feat by Texas Chnstian-a a conversioni kicked a RnrJT lhe i fiflld al that wve Kansas a 9-7 Buckeyes trampled everything in victory over Missouri.

Ohio Slate will meet Oregon in the Rose Bow, and wil, rule the heavy favorite was held chance for the 10-7 to Oregon State, last year's bowl team, which claimed a share of the title. As for Auburn's credentials, the Tigers have only Alabama 2-6-1 between them and a perfect season. Auburn is on NCAA probation and is ineligible to play in a bowl. The host spot for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Jan. 1, usually reserved for the conference king, probably will go to Ol' Miss, idle last week, gets past ambitious Mississippi State.

pass interference on an intercep- jtion that spiked a slate drive on what appeared to be the last play cl the game. After the field was cleared of fans, Slate got another down and Christy, never be-fore asked to try a field goal, did the job. Stanley Alhatl, Tho Flotilla training officer, active in The opponent will be determined by the Southwest Confer-' t'liee race. If Rice beats Ba.vlorj,, Saturday, the Owls go to the Cot- The Kansas victory made it four in a row for the Jayhawks since Coach Chuck Mather announced his resignation, effective at season's close. Mather'turned in his lodge card when KU was 1-4-1, but the Jayhawks finished second the Big Eight.

ton Bawl, and Texas prob- 7 dblv will ihP teated California 14-12. 11 coach who is an loday, Chuck Taylor, went iout a winner, too, as Standard de- was only ably will provide Ihe SEC's silion in the Sugar Bowl the second time Ta y' or seve Texas Christians 20-0 reign tllHt llldial)s man weekend. idle after the 7-C! aged to beat the Bears upset by the Owls, plays Texas Thanksgiving Day. The visiting team in the Cotton Bowl will be decided after Saturday's Army-Navy clash in Philadelphia. If Navy wins it, the Mid- Auburn, Tempe Only Major probabllity wil1 head Unbeaten Teams for Dallas.

The other major bowl the; of By THE ASSOCIATED PRhSS Orange in all set. Auburn and ArUona State boating season inspecting llonla which started a new win-JTempe are the only major trams uro craft, pirn-oiling waters duv-! 11 11 su ak with a vidnrv among the 15 unbeaten college and teaching over Nebraska Saturday, will elevens going into the final week meet Duke. 0 1 the season. Each has won nine The Blue Devils were selected panics and has one to play. ing marine events and promoting waters safety.

For Better I'oml Fishing The Sport Fishing Institute recommends an excellent government pamphlet to help the small pond owner get good fish-i ing. It is equally helpful to the farm pomi owner or the club pond manager. It is an 18-page tlle NCAA. although they took a 21-13 whipping from North Carolina Saturday. North Carolina Stale won the conference title with a 29-26 victory over South Carolina, but, like Auburn, is in the bad graces of The Pitsburgh, Teachers, who have completed their season, the list with 10 victories.

The list: Ten Games Pittsburgh (Kan) Nine games West Chester six-by-nine-ineh illustrated Farm-j Su no matter how it works out. 'Pal, Hillsdale, Middle Teiui, c-rs Bulletin (No. entitled'there won't be an undefeated ate Idaho Slate, Auburn, and Managing Fann Fishing Ponds i leai in any of the four major Arizona State Tempo i. lor and Blueyills by Verm That's a rarity. the pheasants are hidden.

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Ely hi mantes and St. Norhert. Lock Haven Seven games Fairmont WVa B-foot-9 giant with the Cincinnati Royals bas- i ketball team, scored 4,839 pointsijuaniata. and Florida in his first tour seasons in the! Six games Hobm and Elon National Basketball Association. (NO.

i .430 .571 129 103 Michigan 331 .500 145 141 Illinois 340 .429 121 117 Minnesota 350 .375 155 181 Indiana 066.000 33253 Northwestern 070 .000 38 223 St. Patrick's and Old Cathedral Gain Victories St. Patrick's and SS. Peter Paul's kept their title hopes alive with victories Sunday in the Catholic Grade School Football League. St.

Patrick's romped to a 40-7 triumph over St. Ambrose, and SS. Peter Paul's blanked St. Mary's, 27-0. Sunday's two winners now own marks of 3-1.

Leading the parade is undefeated St. Matthew's. This afternoon, St. Patrick's was to meet Catholic Children's Home. Next Sunday, SS.

Peter Paul's will play St. Matthew's. If the Irish and Old Cathedral win the closing games, there will be a three-way tie, at 4-1, of St. Patrick's, Old Cathedral, and St. Matthew's.

The standings as of today: St. Matthew's 4 0 St. Patrick's 3 1 SS. Peter-Paul 3 1 St. Mary's 2 3 Child.

Home 1 3 St. Ambrose 0 5 The Pimlico Special is best remembered as the match race lhat produced Sea Biscuit's upset of War Admiral in 1938. 2 3 4 9 11 IS 20 55 9 4 21 Top scorers for each team: SS. P. Sc 33, Taake 12.

St. Mat- B. Elchorn 7. Gross 6 Officials: Tognarelll and Bernhardt. JNBL Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Division Pet GB Boston 130 1.000 Syracuse 6 7 .462.

7 New York 5 8 .385 8 Western Division SI. Louis 8 5 .615 Detroit 5 7 .417 2 1 Minneapolis 2 12 .143 1 Sunday's Result Saturday's Results Boston 131, Minneapolis 107 Syracuse 119, New York 115 St. Louis 115, Detroit 110 Tuesday's Schedule Minneapolis vs Detroit at New York St. Louis at New York Bowling Results BOWL INN Doghouse League Lone Pins won 3 from Pin Rackers. Red Birds won 2 from Henderson.

Hot Rodders won 2 from Wood Choppers. Smith won 2 from Gutter Dusters. Socs won 3 from Allen. 200 Fields 212, N. Osborne 207.

Fireman East Alton won 2 from Meadowbrook. Milton won 2 from Alton State Hospital. South Roxana No. 1 won 2 from Roxana. Rosewood Heights won 3 from Wood River.

Hartford won 2 from South Roxana No. 2. Godfrey won 3 from Cottage Hills. 200 211-201, Hellrung 200, Rhoads 201, Meyers 201. several games.

Edwardsville opens the campaign at home Friday night, with Highland coming to call in the traditional opening game, and Jerseyville plays its first road game at Hardin. Carrollton plays at Griggsville and Benld is at Greenfield in Friday night games. Bethalto joins the scene Saturday night with a home game against Staunton, and Edwardsville travels to Centralia. ur Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hollywood, Calif. Arthur Perley, 133 3 New York, outpointed Mickey Northrup, 136, Los Angeles, 10.

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