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i Ford Sets Record Painful Cut I 4 Rams Reeling from Shotgun 4 0Vanlt Laugher Win rim For Cincinnati OAILY TIMES-ADVOCATE ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA MONDAY OCT. 9, 1961 0 4 4 home and Now York into a 2-9 lead. After that it was a lark. Yanks Fatten Lead Howard's double, a walk, Bill double single and a Only Undefeated Pro Next On Schedule QB's Carry The Load In SF's 35-0 Slaughter By HAL WOOD United Press International SAN FRANCISCO The shotgun is loaded and until someone comes along with a new defend for it, the San Francisco Forty Niners figure to have a big hand in settling the National Football League race. Coach Red Hickey's boys walloped the Los Angeles Rams, 33-1 0, before 59.004 fans Sunday and that brought the score to 84-j 0 for San Francisco since Hickey installed his shuttle-relay of quar-terbacks into the shotgun.

Just a week ago when Hickey, first unveiled the attack it uork-iProfessiona the San ed to the tune of 49-0 against Chargers Monday looked for-suppocedly impregnable Detroit word to their next hurdle to this team, honor the New York Titans. This one operated on tne clevei The Chargers had their trou-ness of John Brodie, Bill Kilmer jbles defensively for the first time and Bobby Waters working from this season in Saturday nights an old single-wing attack with a wild game against the Boston Pa-spread line. jtiiots here, but San Diego still The Difference ended up with a 38-27 win over The difference is that HickeyBoston. rails every play from the bench 1 gan Dig0, with five wins in with the three quarterbacks tak- as many starts in American Ing turns running in the plays. football League play this sea- also had four straight vie Chargers Team; Titans By FRED DOWN United Press Jnterttatiunal CINCINNATI It was what the ball players call a laugher.

Theres just no better way toj sum up Sunday's fourth-game 7-0 New York Yankee victory overjSkowrons the Cincinnati Reds because it by Cleie Boyer boosted the lead'' couldnt have been easier for the to in tiie slxth lining and" American league champions. It walks 'and singles by wasnt that the Yankee played so well. Its jtiht that the Rodsaidn and Skow' are locked in the vice of a massron plus an error by center field- hitting slump. er Vada Pinson added three more Whitey Ford thus wiped anoth-iin the seventh, er of Babe Ruth's great records) The victory extended Fords off the books as he went five' World Smes mwd to innings to stretch his string of I consecutive scoreless i i ng siwins- He has 1(Jet four- He 8tar- pitched in World Series 1S streak in the 1960 Series jtion to 32. Ruth set the previouslw i two shutouts against the mark of 29 innings in 1916 and Pittsburgh Pirates.

1918 when he pitched for Red Sox. Tames Red Batters Ford limited the Reds to four hits in five innings plus before! departing with a slightly injured foot. But Jim Coates, a hard throwing right-hander who is the Yankees' No. 1 long relief! CINCINNATI (UPI) Billy pitcher, proved every bit as tough Hitchcock is signed, sealed and and allowed only one single the for the Chargers allowed a total of only 41 points by the opposition. But the Patriots, with quarterback Babe Pariili directing the attack, scored 27 Saturday night alone.

Boston managed to hold down the usually powerful San Diego running game, but quarterback Jack Kemp injured shoulder and all threw for three touchdowns as San Diego took to the air. For a while -it looked as if the Chargers were going to blast the Patriots right out of Boston University Field. Kemp hit end Luther Hayes for 12 yards and a score in the first quarter. Then he connected to Dave Kocourek for 75 yards and Don Horton for 30 yards and two more touchdowns in the second quarter. Three aerial shots along with George Blairs 10-yard field goal and Bob Zemans 30-yard scoring return of a blocked pvpit gave the Chargers a 3114 halftime lead.

With Pariili throwing, staged a comeback in the third quarter. He hit on three consecutive pass plays for 19, 9 and 17 yards, the last to Jimmy Col-clough for a touchdown. But the somewhat sluggish San Diego defense stiffened enough to hold Boston scoreless from there until the final seconds of the game. to say the least. The Forty Miners ran up 521 yards againt 166 for the Raips Sunday.

Is there a defense for it? Joe Veruoei, who scouts for the Chicago Bears, hasn't got one. I don't get paid enough to fig tones in exhibition games. So going into Sunday's game against the Titans the Western Division leaders will be riding a nine-game win streak. Charger coach Sid Gillman ex- Mari5tfaul Warren Rabb Finds A Home As Buffalo Quarterback ure out a defense for that often- Passed unusual optimism be- ready delivery as manager of the Baltimore Orioles. The 42-year-old former American League infielder and coach already has agreed to succeed Richards as the Orioles field boss next season at a salary, it was learned Sun- day night by United Press Inter-, nationaL The official announcement of' Hitchcock's appointment will made at a press conference in Baltimore Tuesday afternoon Hitchcock was picked over large number of applicants to replace Richards, who resigned as the Orioles manager last month to become general manager of( the new Houston Colts of the National, League.

rest of the way, Jim OToole, who 20, to Ford in the opening game, pitched three shutout innings but the Yankees clipped him for a run in the fourth on Roger inning-opening walk, Mickey Mantles long single to left center and Elston Howards doubleplay grounder. O'Toole, who manager Fred Hutchinson said had better stuff than in the first game," had two out and nobody on when he got himself into trouble in the fifth by walking Ford. The Yankees, who are always delighted to accept such gratuities, promptly penalized O'Toole with consecutive singles by Bobby Richardson and Tony Kubek which sent Ford Gill-man, in the jerking been Boston games YANKEE SLUGGER Mickey Mantle, his face contorted with pain, takes a cut at a pitch in the fourth inning of Sundays World Series game. He singled in two trips to the plate. UPI Telephoto.

Mantle's Limited Action Still Aids Yankees CINCINNATI (UPI) The World Series appears to be over for Mickey Mantle. Mantle, hobbling so badly he had to grit his teeth even to walk up the dugout steps, was missing from the lineup in Monday's fifth game and there is little chance he'll be able to play even if a sixth or seventh game is necessary. "Whether or not he plays another inning, Mantle has been a big factor in this Series already," said New York Yankee manager Ralph Houk. "His base hit in the in miiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiisiimiiiimiiiiiiii College Grid Scores CAST Holy Crow 20, Buffalo 8 Yale 14, Brown 3 Villanova 33, Massachusetts 13 Harvard 14, Cornell Dartmouth 30, Penn Princeton 30, Columbia 20 Colgate 13, Bucknell Lehifrh 20, Gettysburg 0 Rutgers 36, Connecticut 12 Maine 34, Vermont 13 Delaware 34, Lafayette 0 Rhode Island 20, New Hampshire Norwich 7, Coast Guard 6 Bridgeport 12, Northeastern 0 South North Carolina St. 21.

Virginia 14 William 4 Mary IS, Furman 6 The Citadel 24, Richmond 6 George 80, VMI 6 Tennessee 17, Mississippi Stats 3 LSU 10, Georgia Tech 0 MIDWEST Miami (Ohio) 21, Kent State 0 Nebraska 24, Kansas State 0 Bowling Green 21, Michigan 0 Xavier (Ohm) 17. Cincinnati 12 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma State 26, Tulaa 0 Iowa State 21, Oklahoma 16 Wyoming 6, Utah State 6 (tie) New Mexico 7, Texas Western 0 WEST sive, says Verducci. Phil Sarboe, former Washington State and now very successful Humboldt State coach, hasn't one either. I never saw so many men the defensive who were completely in the open the pass receivers and the ball packers," says Sarboe. If somebody springs this attack on me, I don't know what IT SiSTtZM, to Jn Tennis Event fied except the quarterback be-L rttC eomes a blocking back or a poten fn FH I AIITl tial pass receiver in the attack.

VI1 VVW I for the Patriot game. But normally the quickest league when it comes to the crying towel, may have a bit surprised by the offense. In their first four league dropped only four games last season. Buffalo's victory, coupled with Boston's 3827 loss to the San Diego Chargers on Saturday night mov ed the Bills into a second-place tie with th Patriots in the Eastern Division race. Both teams are IY2 games behind the New York Titans, idle this past weekend along with the Oakland Raiders.

In Sundays only other action, three Denver fumbles and three pass interceptions to score a 19-12 victory over the Broncos. The Broncos have won only one game in five and are last in the Western Division race. Dallas is second with a 3-1 record, but has little chance of catching the' front By United Press International Warren Rabb, who got tired of waiting for a chance to play with the Detroit Lions of the rival National Football League, looks like he has found a home with the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League. The 24-year-old Rabb, who came to the Lions as their No. 2 draft choice in 1960 but was forced to pay third fiddle behind Earl Mor-rall and Jim Ninowski, made his initial apeparance with the Bills on Sunday and.

directed them to a 22-12 victory over the Houston Oilers. Rabb threw for one touchdown pass and led a six-play march for another in the final period as Houston went down to its third straight are I defeat the longest losing skein First-round matches quarter finals were played over the weekend in the city Parks and Recreation Department sponsored Fall Tennis Tournament. sis-5 IB 1 Precision-Built Colorado Western 10, Colorado St. Oregon St. 44, Idaho 6 Colorado 20, Kansas 19 Washington 22, Pittsburgh 17 Iowa 85, Southern California 34 Young Montana Idaho 32; Pacific California Poly 36, Redlands 14 Nevada 27, Chico State 6 Occidental 86, Santa Clara 28 San Jose State 14, Colorado St.

U. 0 Long Beach 17, San Diego State 15 Whittier 28, Pepperdine 11 Riverside City 41, Orange Coast 6 Pomona 8, Claremont-Mudd 6 Long Beach City 22, Last LA JC 16 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll Santa Barbara, IV Register Victories Imperial Valley, which is ex-; pected to battle Oceanside for the South Central Conference title, lost its first game of the season Saturday night, a 28-14 decision to Yuba City, Santa Barbara notched a 130 victory over Sierra Saturday night The Vaqueros built up a 13-0 edge in the opening 30 minutes and then hung on for the triumph. running Chargers, who have yet nmg was the turning point of to lose a game in five starts. Sunday's game 1 Finals in all divisions scheduled to be held next Satur-for the defending champions, who day at the Escondido High courts. Comets Crumble ief ore Skfrosli TO INSURE lllEM DEPENDABLE PERFOJOi downs the remainder of the stanza but couldn't move past the 50-yard stripe.

Pass Intercepted State notched another TD at 10:19 of the last quarter after Gerry Bramstetter intercepted a Colton toss on the Comets 26 and ran it back to the 17. Sunday the Forty Niners put together marches of 81, 80, 80, 77 and 93 yards on Jheir way to victory. The quarterbacks did almost all of the ball packing on the marches, plus throwing the usual number of passes. Yardage Heres how the three men fared during the day: Brodie earned ball twice for 17 yards and completed 12 out of 17 passes for 151 yards. Waters caried ball eight times for 53 yards and competed seven out of eight passes for 105 yards.

Kilmer carried ball 19 times for 131 yards and completed one pass out of one attempt for 16 yards. That didn't leave much for the rest of the club to do in the way of gaining yardage. In contrast, the Rams never came within 20 yards of the San Francisco goal line against the stout defense led by the aging but still charging Leo Nomellini and the great secondary play of Dave Baker. "That club looks good," said Ram coach Bob Waterfield after the game. Tt could go all the way." Only dark note in the day for the San Francisco fans was the fact that rookie halfback Dale Messer suffered a broken ankle just after making a brilliant pass catch.

Following are the results matches played thus far: Men's Singles 1st round Lievers def. McClurkin, 10-8, 6-3. Quarter final Lebedeff def. Marler, 62, 6-3; Lievers def. Sikes, 62, 6-4.

Consolation McClurkin def. Bonney, 61, 5-7, 6-0. Men's Doubles Semi-finals Lievers and Thompson def. McClurkin and Christiansen, 6-3, 64. Consolation 'championship Bean and Bonney def.

Steinberg and Merrill, 6-3, 4 3-6, 6-3. Mixed Dbubles Ken Renick and Joyce Nowry def. Morgan Barber and Bonnye Johnson, 6-4, 7-5. Brad Bean and Connie Shet-tlerae def. Pat Murphy and Janet Reyes, 6-1, 6-0.

Junior Division Singles D. Bean def. Hiatt, 6-1, 5-7, 7-5; Harris def. Wesley, 6-2; 2-6, 6-2; Week def. Brooks, 6-3, 6-3.

Quarter finals Renick def. Bean, 6-0, 6-0; Zacharias def. McMillan, 60, 60; Wyland def. Bradley, 4-6, 6-4, 63. Junior Division Doubles Zacharifts and Renick def.

McMillan and Brooks, 61, 6-0; Week and Johnson def. Wyland and Harris, 61, 6-3. STATISTICS SO Sal. Firtt Down tt 10 Yard Ruihlni 114 Varda Patting; -taa 12s Paatas 9-14 S-20 Paaaat Inter. By 2 0 Punts 131 Fumbles Lest Penalties 72 so game but the Frosh looked better than that the Test of the contest -Halfback Len Morion gathered in the games opening kickoff on his own 10 and raced back to the Frosh 44.

Colton threw a pass incomplete, Gary Schultz picked one yard to the 43 and then the best Comet maneuver of the evening took place. Schultz Plays Colton dropped back and pinpointed end Paul Castro for a 43-yard six-pointer. Gordon had kept his club on the ground the week before against Southwestern but he came out throwing against PC. He was successful on four of his first five attempts. Schultz, who injured his ankle in last Tuesday's practice session, was a surprise starter for Palomar.

Coach Stu Carter decided he couldn't get along without him and pain-killing shots were given Schultz before the game. He lasted until the fourth quarter when he was carried from the field by two teammates. St. Froth 14 1442 Filomtr 7 0S OIJ pl. Colton to Castro, 43 past, (2.

Martin kick) SI)- Gordon, 3 run, Gordon run) SDDoraey, 6 run, I past failed) SD Hawley, 1 run, Gordon run) SD Hawley, 1 run. (run failed) SO Gordon to Carpenter, 17 pass. (Gordon tun) pal. Trepanier, failed) SD Dorsey. By HARLON BARTLETT Times-Advocate Sports Editor VlSTA The Palomar College Comets were still, staggering thru their rugged non-conference schedule Monday with Long Beach State JayVee next on the schedule.

The Comets will carry a misleading 12 record into the Friday night battle at Long Beach after being man handled, 42-13, here Saturday night by an adept San Diego State Frosh team. Palomar actually has dropped all three games but its first loss (34-6 to Citrus) was later won by a forfeit. The running of Lynn Gordon, John Dorsey and Dale Hawley sparked Frosh to its second straight decision over South Central Conference clubs. 7-0 Cushion Dorsey and Hawley each tallied two touchdowns while Gordon ran for one and passed for another as the Comets came apart in the finale 30 minutes to the grief of some 500 fans. Palomar grabbed an early 7-0 cushion and was trailing only 14-7 at the half before things started going to wrong wav.

State took the kickoff at the beginning of the second half and went 82 yards in eight plays with Hawley ramming over from the one. On the ensuing kickoff, the Comets got as far as the 43 before Ron Colton fumbled and Ken Knust recovered. The Frosh entered the end zone six plays later when Hawley tallied from one yard away with 6:57 left in the third period. Palomar garnet ed two first If is a Your Best Value in Quality TV! 23,000 Volts Picture Power rt cool ''Air-Space1 'chassis Automatic Picture Guard" circuit with Compse tron tube lor brighter, sharper pictures Automatic Contrast Restoration for greater picture depth and dimension Only Admiral life-tests every TV chasstsfor' da pendable service fewer service On the next play, Gordon hooked up with end Jim Carpenter for a touchdown. The passing of second string QB Bill McRobband the running of Monte Trepanier and Gary Bridgeman carried the Comets 81 yards late in the game for their second score.

A 36-yard sprint by Bridge-man highlighted the drive that saw Trepanier romp around his right end from the nine for the TD. Not wanting Palomar to get too over-confident in a hurry, Dorsey travelled 73 yards on States first play from scrimmage after the next kickoff for the final scoring in the game. The Comets looked great in the first 10 minutes of the Hornets Trample Hilltop, 25-2 Hilltop High suffered its ADMIRAL PRECISION ETCHED CfRCDiTRT Gives unvarying high quality impossible with ordinary hand wiring and hand soldering sec MowraiCattk WANTED! MEN WOMEN ond loss ii three games Saturday night when Lincoln roared to a 252 verdict over the Lancers. Halfback Marvin Lowery scored two touchdowns to pace the Hornets to their first win as compared with no losses and one tie. Hilltop defeated San Dieguito in its opener and lost to Gross-mont last week.

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