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12 THE TIMES RECORD, TROT, N. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOMR 31, 1H4 Battered Swami Sees Browns Winning, Giants Losing In NFL Picks Patriots Over Jets In Key AFL Tilt By MIKE RATHET Xew York (AP) Jim Marshall, Minnesota's wrong-way runner, has been topped by the Substitute- Swami. Took one look at this week's pro football schedule, decided not to run at all and simply did a ing act. Last week's 6-4 record left: the season's over-all standing at 28-29-2 and the taxi squad; completely depleted. So, off the bench conies 'he battered and bruised veteran, still smarting from some earlier defeats a admittedly no smarter because of them.

At any rate, old veterans never die, they just pick again (all games tomorrow unless otherwise noted): XFL Cleveland 35, Pittsburgh 21-The Steelers pulled out the old 6-1-4 umbrella defense to stymie the Browns when they met earlier but lightning doesn't strike twice. Browns' Jimmy Brown needs only 14 yards to become league's first yard rusher. He should get it. Baltimore 38, San Francisco 19 Colts, averaging close to 35 points a game behind Johnny Unitas, Lenny and shouldn't have too much trouble The 49ers, tied for last Steelsmith Almaden Leader San Jose, Calif. (AP)--Jerry Steelsmitb, 23-year-old pro from Gltndale, shot a five- under-par 67 yesterday to take the 1 first round lead in the $25,000 Almaden Open Golf Tournament Steelsmith, who never has won tournamenl on the PGA tour, held a one-stroke lead over Billy Casper of Apple Valley, who posted a 68 for the best round of the afternoon portion of the field.

Tied 69 were Sam Carmichael of Martinsville, and Fred Marti, 23-year-old rookie from Dayton, Tex. British Open champion Tony Lema of San Lcandro, shot a two-under-par 70 was tied with rookie pro Steve Opperman of Millbrae, Calif, Chuck Courtney of La Jolla, and Duff Lawrence of Cellar Rapids, Iowa. U.S. Open champion Ken Venluri had trouble on the back nine and finished, with an even par 72 over the Almaden Country Club course. Venturi was three under regulation on the front nine for a 33, but went, three over coming home with a 39.

Seven Chicago Players Stricken With Mild Virus Chicago (AP)--Seven Chicago Bears have been stricken with an intestinal virus, but mosl are expected to play in tomorrow's game'with, the Dallas Cowboys it was reported yesterday. Five players had to be excused from Wriglcy Field drill Thursday and three were dismissed at yesterday's practice for tomorrow's National Football League game here. Trainer Ed Rozy said the ailment was "making the rounds'" in this whole area. "It lasts about 24 hours and we're all right if no more develop Saturday," Rozy added Defensive end Doug Atkins and offensive end Rich Kreilling, tackles Earl Leggelt and Stan Jones, and linebacker Joe Fortunate were forced from practice Thursday. Al yesterdaj morning's drill, all participated excepl Kreitling, who was ex cased with linebacker Larry Morris and defensive end Jim Purnell.

Leads Golf Event With 3-Under 69 Las Cruces, N. M. (AP) -Clifford Ann fired a three-under-par 69 yesterday to lake the first round lead in Las Cruces Ladies Open Golf Tournament. Betsy Rawls -was one stroke behind. Kathy Whitworth, Marlene Hagge and Sandra Haynie wera tied for third with 71s.

Mickey Wright, the leading money winner, went out in 33 but skyrocketed to a 40 on the back nine over the par 72 Las Cruces Country Club The Raiders, meanwhile, have jcastleton State star Art DeLor- 83 points in. their last'enzo. Kingston has won all but one of its four league games. The Albany AC is in firs place in Ihe league wilh a 6 1 record followed by Troy, 5-2; Taylor Assigned New York (AP) The New York Rangers of the National Hockey League assigned cenler Billy Taylor to the Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League yesterday. Politico! Advertisement IN RENSSELAER COUNTY VOTE FOR LOMBARD 'tl VOTI ROW I place in the West, have lost three in a row.

Los Angeles 21, Detroit 14 -Played 17-17 tie in first meeting but the Rams have been strengthened by the return of i quarterback. Rom a Gabriel! while the Lions have lost signal-j caller Earl Mo-rall. I St. Louis 27, New York 2i -Top receiver Sonny Handle is bst to the Cardinals for the eason with a shoulder separa- ion but the Giants seem to ave difficulty handling St. at New York.

So it's lie Cards in a squeaker. Philadelphia 28, Washington 4--The first time they met, uarterback Sonny Jurgensen ad field day against his former mates. This time, it says ere, former Redskin signal- aller Norm Snead will get ven. Minnesota 24, Green Bay 21-- linncsota won first game and will have Tommy Maon in the line-up this time. The 'ackers seem to have lost con- act with that silver lining.

Dallas 28, Chicago 21--Pick- ng the Packers and the Bears on the same week could extremely dangerous but Don Meredith has the Cowboys moving now. AFL Boston 34. New York 28-Boston could be in its best hysical shape of the season vith receiver Art Graham back is a target for Babe Pariili, the leader with 15 scoring acri- 1s. Jets hurting in defensive lacklield with Vic Turner join- ng Marshall Starks on side- ines. Buffalo 42, Houston 31--The iills, only remaining unbeaten nd untied learn in cither eague, should be able to handle he Oilers wilh eilhcr Jack Kemp or reliever Daryle Lamonica tossing to their favorite argets.

Kansas City 27, Denver 21-The Broncos have one victory over the Chiefs--in Max Spec The wrestling card to be pre sented at the Troy Armory tonight at 8:30 completed yesterday with the signing of Doc. Gallagher of Chicago and Don Lewin of Buffalo for a one- fall, 30-minute limit Gallagher, a fast moving mat- has been meeting vith success in the mid and far west. His opponent Lewin is well-known to area wrestling tans. The main event, a tag-team match, will pit the Sicilian brothers against Ilio De Paolo and Chief Suni War Cloud. The match will be for best-of-three falls.

Norm Brady and Magnificent Maurio will in a 30- minute bout. The opening match will bring together Tony Coszony and Cyclone Smith. a Smith and Coszony are newcomers to parts. TROY GR1DDEKS AT LEHIGH Lehigh University head coach Mike Cooley, center, reviews offensive maneuvers with a pair of Troy gridders. Rich Poehman, left, former Troy High star, and Mike Glashecn of LaSalle.

Bolh sophomores are starting defensive backs. Troy Soccer Club To Meet Kingston The Troy Soccer Club will meet the. defending champion Kingston Kickers tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. die's debut as coach. Bui Lenny' Field in a Dawson has been reving up his arm and should bring Kansas Cily in.

Oakland 35, San Diego' 21-- 2very olher year the Chargers seem to be plagued by injuries. They were healthy lasl season. al Knickerbackcr Central New York State Soccer League game. Troy, who has won five straight games, hopes to have Ginter Schawm back in the lineup after an injury forced him out for two weeks. Troy will also have the services of former wo games and Billy Cannon is veraging 4.9 yards a carry.

Last Night's College Scores By The Associated 1'rcss Miami, Fla. 10, Detroit 7. William Jewell 21, Neb. Wesleyan 13. Baker 27, Bethany, 10.

Dickinson, N.D., 19, Wahpeton 14. Bethel, 34, Jamestown 7. Southwestern La. 20, Lenoir Ehyne 6. Bemidji 21, Lacrosse 7.

Cal Lutheran 33; Cal Tech' 9. Cal Aggies 39, California, Riverside 0. Rangers Call Up Defensemon From AFL Clippers New York (AP)--The New York Rangers of the National Hockey League called up de- 'enseman Mike McMahon from ihe Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League yes- icrday so that Arnie Brown of the parent club can attend the of his father in Apsley, Ontario. Brown will miss the Sunday tame with the Montreal Cana diens but -will rejoin the lianj- ers in time for Tuesday night's encounter in Chicago. Darts-Raiders In Hockey Tilt The Troy Darts will m'eet the Linsingburg Raidere at 8:30 p.m.

today at the RPI Field House in a Capital trict Hockey Association coa- test. This will be the scconn game for the newly formed league. Hudson Raps Rams, 24-0 Hudson High scored an easy 24-0 Eastern Conference football win over visiting Van Rens- sclacr last night. Utica Sons of Italy, 4-1-2; Sche-j The winners rolled up 397 m-elady Sons of Italy, 3-2-2; vard rushing and had 16 first bany SC, 3-1-3; German 3-3; Kingston Kickers, 3-1; Schcnectady FC, 2-5: Kingston SC. 1-5, and Albany Sons of Italy, 0-6.

Tamarac Cops, 34-0 Tamarac assured itself of al downs to Van Renssclaer's three. A Smalls had two of Hudson's touchdowns, the first a 70- yard scamper in the opening period and the second a one- yard plunge in the final period. Quarterback scored the second Bluehawk TD when he went over from four yards out in the third period. Dick Tamburro accounted for the fourth six-pointer on a one- yard plunge in the final stanza. The Rams reached Hudson's 30-yard line only once in the least a tie for the Little Eight! contest foolball championship yesler- Van Rcnsselaer 0 0 day as il blanked host i 1 Hudson 6 0 Tannersville, 34-0.

Robbie Zalucky and Billy Rebhun paced the winners attack. Zalucky scored twice on runs of 15 and 25 yards and ran for one conversion while Rebhun passed for one touchdown, passed for two conversions and ran another conversion. connected with Wayne Dayton on a 33-yard scoring aerial and hit Billy Day- Ion and Jay Lionarons with extra point passes. A 10-yard run by Dave Ho- barl and a three-yard run by n-- 6 12--24 KO Specialists Sign For Bout In Garden Nov. 13 New York (AP)--Ski Goldstein and Billy Stephens, a pair of young knockout specialists, were signed yesterday for the 10-round co-teatured bout of an all-heavyweight boxing card at Madison Square Garden Nov.

13. Goldstein, 2i, of San Diego, Paul Maxon accounted fdr i a won a11 his ci nt PTM bnllts by knockouts. Stephens, 25, of other Tamarac scores. Tamarac 21 Hunter-Tannersville 5 7 34 i St. Louis, has 11 knockout victories in a 16-7-2 record.

0 0 0 0 0 YOUNGEST JOCKEY--Robert Tcrrill, 16, is the youngest jockey at Aqueduct. He started walking horses at 12 and at 14 began working as a trainer for Max Hirscii. The 87-pound youth rode his -first winner al Ihe "Big July 25, aboard Mid His brother Billy is -a former.jockey and now i trainer. Brothers Gregg and Donald also ride, The co-featured bout will bring together Dick Wippcrman of Buffalo and Oscar Bonavena of Argentina. Agajanian May Be Activated San Diego, Calif.

(UP!) -Booting Ben Agajanian, a 45- year-old place kicking may be activated by the American Football League champion San Diego Chargers, Coach Sid Gillman said yesterday. The Chargers have been looking 'for a place kicker and Agajanian has just completed an assignment tutoring the Green Bay Packers kickers. Gillman had Agajanian work ouUviih the Chargers Thursday and appeared to have lost little of the ability that made him one of -the top three-point men in pro football. Wilson Signs ith Royals Cincinnati (AP) George Wilson, No. 1 draft choice of the Cincinnati Royals, signed a contract last night with the National Basketball Association team.

Terms were nol announced. The former University of Cincinnati player helped lead the United States basketball team to victory in the Olympics. Wilson, 22 is 6-foot-l and weighs 215 pounds. He is from Chicago. He ranks sevenlh in Ihe all-time high scorers at the University of Cincinnati.

Sox Drop Mossi, Buy Catcher Chicago (AP) The Chicago White Sox, who missed the American. League pennant by one game, asked waivers for unconditional release of veteran relief pitcher Don Mossi and bought a minor league catcher yesterday. Troubled by weak-hilling, catching, the Sox purchased catcher Bill Heath, 25, from Arkansas Litlle Rock of the Pacific Coast League for an undisclosed sum. Heath balled .298 lasl season. Tag Team Match Tops Card At Armory Tonight DOC GALLAGHER Semi Ladies Handicap Tops Big A Card Next Week New York--The final 36 days of the New York Racing Association's 234-day 1964 season gets under way on Monday with the starl of Aqueduct's second fall meeting.

And, highlighting the firsl of these six weeks is the 94th running next Saturday of the $50,000 added Ladies Handicap, oldest stakes race in the country for fillies and mares. To be run a I testing distance of a mile and i half, the Ladies possibly may be the vehicle for final decision on the 3-year-old filly championship with Briardale Farm's Tosmah and Harry Nichols' Miss Cavendish both likely to run. There are two other slakes races scheduled for the week wilh the $25,000 added Sport Page Handicip at six. fu'rlon'gs on Monday and the $25,000 added Knickerbocker Handicap, of a mile and three sixteenths on the turf, course, slated for Tuesday, Election Day. The Ladies Handicap, which Hoosic Valley Nips Burg The host Hoosic Valley harriers nipped Lansingburg, 2629, in a cross-country meet yesterday.

Burg'i Bob Fleming finished first to take individual honors covering the 2.5 miles course in 13.45. The first ten finishers in order were Fleming (B), Ross Dunham (H), John Hayes (L), John Doriskey (H), Alvin Doriskey (H), Bruce Daigle (H), Steve Flim (L), Al Russell (L), Terry Dunham (H), Sherry Connally (L). McNamara Sends Congratulations To Olympic Athletes Washington (AP)--Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara yesterday extended "my warm congratulations" to the 52 U. S.

military athletes who competed in the Olympic Games in Tokyo. "They broke one Olympic and four world records, tied another world record and tied an Olympic record," McNamara' said in a special memorandum to the secretaries of the Army, Navy and Air Force. "Our armed forces athletes proved that American military personnel are "physically slrong, mentally alert, and possess the required stamina and endurance," McNamara said. was iuauguated in 1858 at Jerome Park, is open to. three- vear-olds and upward but for last four runnings the have won, shut- ling out their elders in this handicap event.

Prior 1913, the race was limited to three- year-old fillies, but since thai time it has been open to older fillies and mares. In the 51 run- nings since 1913 Ihrce-year-olds have won 7.3 times. In lacl in one stretch from 1939 through 1950 only three-year- olds won the race. a $100,000 purchase, and Miss Cavandish, a 51,500 yearling, have met once this year and Tosmah heat Miss four lengths in lie Beldame equal weights at a mile and a furlong. Miss Cavandish, a late runner who likes a distance of ground, closed in the Beldame but not enough.

There are those who feel she'll do heller at the mile and a half of the Ladies. But; these two prime 3-year olds will have stern competition from their elders. Among them is. expected to be Thomas Nichols' Tona who defealed Tosmah in the recent Vineland. Other possible starters jnclude Mrs.

J. R. H. Thouron's Snow Scene II, Thomas White's Walt? Song, John Games' Oil Royalty. Leon" Savage's" Silwall and a 11 Stable's Beautiful Day.

The Knickerbocker, the final turf course stakes event of the York season, has drawn a nomination list of 39 and includes on Ihe rosier the top grass-course runners. Nominated and expected to accept the issue is, among others, the Barclay Stable's Turbo Jet II, the English import who has won five stakes races on turf this year, climaxed by a victory over Gun Bow in the recent Man 1 War at a mile and five furlongs on the turf. F. Eugene Dixon Will I Rule, who passed up the Man o' War to run in the Canadian Championship--and win it-- on Oct. 24, at Woodbine, is a possible starter in the Knicker hocker.

Other grass-course specialists who may start include Jerry Basta's Cedar Key, Guy Burl's Jalico, Gordon Douglas Irish Dandy, El Peco Ranch's Decidedly, Harbor View Farm's Master Dennis, Jacnot Stable's Polizonte, Pelican Slable's Parks and Ogden Phipps' The Ibex. Posl time for this week will continue to be at 12:30 p.m., the final week for this post time. Starting Nov. 9 and through the end of the season on Dec. 12, the first post time will be noon.

One exception will be on Thanksgiving -Day, Nov. 26, when first post will be at 11 a.m. Patrick Resigns Rangers Post New York (AP) Murray Muzz Patrick resigned yesterday as vice president and genera! manager of the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League to become vice president of the new Madison Square Garden center now. under construction. Emile Francis, a former NHL goalie and the assistant general manager of the Rangers since 1962, replaces Patrick.

Patrick, a former Ranger player and coach who has been in the New York organization since 1934, will continue as a director of the Rangers. Griffith OK's Bout London (AP)--World welterweight champion Emile Griffith of New York will meet British lightweight champion Dave Charnloy in a 10-round non-title fight in London Dec. 1, promoter. Jack Solomons said NBA Results Boslon 106, rclroil 90 Cincinnati 119, St. Louis 118 New York B4, Philadelphia 80 Plitshon Victor In Pownal Headliner Pownal, a 4- son of Deep Sun and a veteran campaigner at Green Alotintain park scored his sixth victors' in yesterday afternoon's featured Cider Barrel purse.

Plilshon, Irained by Leo Pam- bianchi and owned by J. H. Daoust, was huslled lo the front in the five furlongs affair by his regular rider Charlie Yon and raced the fleet Emmareil, a win- jner of three straighl al I.Mountain Park into submission with about a quarter of a mile to go, and then held off the late drive of Orange Bowl, also a three-time winner at the track to score a length decision in 1:00.2. Plitshon relumed S8.60, $5.40 and S3.40. Orange Bowl finished second with a rush along the rail, paying $5.80 and 52.60 wilh Mr.

George, a highly regarded invaded from Maine, finishing third returning S3.20. Jockey Tommy Thorndike registered his 100th' victory of the 1934 summer and fall thor- ougbred at Green Mountain Park in the seventh race when he brought N'ighters Joan from last place (o score a three-quarter of a length victory. The 25-year-old Bsyside, resident won 40 races during Ihe 1964 summer meeting and his win aboard Nighters Joan marked his win of the current fall meeting. 3 yrs. up, 5 t.

Good Bell (Donate) 5.40 4.6ft 3.2/J Ray NatiYC (Daly) 8.20 (.20 J-an'! Alibi 10.50 3 A up, 5 f. Rizht Sole (Reauregard) 5.M 3.10 LajE Dollar 6.40 4.00 i a Snap (Ruisilp 2.SO Dully nmihle IA-T) pftlif IIX.M. 3 yrs. up, 5 f. Slrldr (SIcKrl 3.60 3.20 Lady Flfft a 8.2-1 4.16 Tivkashot 3.00 3 A up, 5 f.

Canp.flifln Royal (Lftmontc) 59.40 21.40 7.t» Junstur iMcCrackrn) 4.20 Dandy iMiller) 4.0-) 5th SI.10-1, 3 JTJ. ft up. 1 mi. Jim's Gift (Meehan) 70.00 23.00 7.40 Dfbcal (Miller) 6.40 3.60 Tedious Morn (PencheO 4.40 5 rn. up.

5 f. Hygard (Lamortte) S.OO 3.60 3.00 Finalize (Tnomdtlcf) G.20 6.00 AMinlppI (Vilerl) 3 JT8. up, 7 f. Nlghlers Joan (ThomdlkeV S.50 3.20 2.M Maple Lou (Elliott) 2.60 2.90 Evelew (Jobnwr.) 3.M 3 yn. up, 1 mi.

AmarctaUKi (Parker! 11.SO 4,80 Channel Two (Lsmonte) 6.40 3.20 SU (Miila) 2.W 3 yrs. lip. ft 9.60 .1.10 3.40 aorange Boivl i i 5.SO 2.M Mr. George Green I 3.20 a'--Utmsn A Roy entry. 3 yrs.

4 up. 1 ml. Fair Jay (Cllnchl 4.M SoldUr Creek (Miller) 4.11) Fldcileitlrk (Johnjon! 3.2i) Clay Visits School For Handicapped Boston (AP) The handi- capped children followed sius Clay on crutches lad wheelchairs. The heavyweight champion was in his glory-- and so were the. kids.

Olay delayed the start of hii'- workoui yesterday to attend i Halloween party at a school crippled children. The 140 youngsters, knowini Clay was training just street, took a chance a extended the invitation. "We didn't really Siink ieVJ-' but we were ready for him anyway," said William Carmichael, superintendent. "I told the class he wouid! them, but they didn't be- ieve me," said one teacher. 'The children wouldn't start party until he arrived." Clay was surrounded his young admirers, and pa- iently signed autographs, visited the classrooms, admired colorful masks and costumes.

Although for his drill, Dlay more than made up for it ly boxing an amazing ninft i rounds. Before that he did'': some shadow boxing and at on oint stopped, pointed to loor and said: "There's Listen, lying down' The champ's defense against ionny Liston is scheduled Nov.) 16 at Boston Garden. Clay sparred three rounds each with his brother, Rudolph t'alenlino Clay; Dace Bailey and1 Cody Jones. As the ninth round came Clay had the announcer tell the crowd "This-is 'the round Big Bear is going out Nov. 16." Liston look a day off from hit' ireparations at his training site.

CYO Slates Angels Purchase Locke From Phils Los Angeles (AP)--The Los Angeles Angels announced the purchase yesterday of right- handed pitcher Bobby Locke from the Philadelphia Phillies. A team spokesman said il was an oulright cash deal; no figure was given. Locke, 30, a 5-foot-ll, 185 pounder, divided his time in 1964 between the Phillies and Little Rock, of the Pacific Coast League. Meeting An important meeting of Troy and Cohoes Division coaches, managers and moderators for the boys' and girls'' CYO Basketball League will held Monday November 9 at. the CYO Center, lloth St.

and 7th North Troy. At time all rules' regulations, schedules, and fees will be discussed. It is most important that all par-' ishes intending to participale in' either Ihe boys' or Ihe girls'- divisions of the league be repre- 5 sented. The meeting for the girll representatives will be held it 7 p.m. and the boys' meeting 8:15.

Applications and rosier returned to the CYO Center accompanied by fees'no ater than Friday, November 20. iJ New York Jets Reactivate Vet End Bob Watters i New York (AP) -The New York Jets of the.American Foot-? ball League reactivated Bob IVaiters, veteran defensive end, vesterday. He was operated upon lasl August for the moval bone chips in his right Walters will replace Gerry 1 rookie defensive end, on the roster. Phiibin was put on 1 1 Ihe deferred lisl Thursday because of a shoulder injury. WARD'S AUTO BODY SHOP WRECKS REBUILT Complete PAINT JOB and REFINISHING ALL WORK GUARANTEED INSURANCE ESTIMATE GIVEN 519 5th AVE.

N. TROY (Next to Troy Mattress Co.) BE 5-2811 Political Advertisement Political Advertisement WITHOUT A TROJAN SINCE '34 VOTE FOR TRAVERS IN '64. ELECT F. WARREN TRAVERS DEMOCRATIC CANDIMTt fOK STATE SENATOR VOTE ROW I POINTER I SPONSORED TROJANS FOR r. CHAIRMAN.