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DAILY TIMES ADVOCATE MONDAY ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA! NOV. 13, 1961 GRID STANDINGS 2 yiroi Daily Times -Ad vocater AMERICAN LEAGUE Westons Division wit Pet er pa SAM DISCO 10 6 1.000 381 12! lull 3 6 0 .333 1 6 235 Denver 3 7 0 .300 182 27 Oakland 2 7 0 .221 151 27 iHtora Division Houston 5 3 1 .625 291 16'. Boston 5 4 1 .555 19 251 New York 6 4 0 .555 194 237 Buffalo 4 6 0 .400 221 262 I Sunday's Results Houston 27, Boston Id Buffalo 80, Dallas 20 San Diego 19 Denver 16 (Only games scheduled NATIONAL LKAGUK Eastons Division H. S. Willis Wins Weekly Grid Contest With 24 Western Division Green Bay 7 2 0 .778 274 141 Detroit 6 3 1 .625 171 182 Chicago 5 4 0 .556 1S3 172 San Francisco 4 4 1 ,500 204 14 5 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 195 226 Los Angeles 3 6 0 .333 130 Is? Minnesota 2 7 0 .222 163 246 Sunday Results Cleveland 17, Washington 6 I Pittsburgh 37, Dallas 7 New York 88, Philadelphia 21 Detroit 45, St.

Louis 14 Green Bay 31 Chicago 28 Minnesota 28 Baltimore 20 Los Angeles 17, San Francisco 7 Luck Helps Giants To 38-27 Win II S. Willis of 350 West Nintn unique in tnat Tlvie weie na.at Avenue emerged as the apparent! games and tn.h most entrieThd winner of last weekend's Times better than usual in that the poor-Advocate FootDall contest bv fore- est score turned was 15. jk Kemp's Passes Feature Rally For 19-16 Win DENVER (UPI) That giant sigh of relief coming down from this mile-high city was a collective effort by the San Diego Chargers breathed by everyone from coach Sid Gillman down thru the ranks. The American Football League Western Division championship is all wrapped up by the Chargers Monday and San Diego still had its unbeaten streak but only because of two come-from-hehind rallies, the second in the final quarter. Jack Kemps second touchdown pass of the game in the fourth quarter Sunday saved San Diego and the Chargers squeaked by the surprising Denver Broncos, 19-16, for their narrowest win of the year.

BOTTLED UP BY Denvers defense and a snowstorm that held the crowd to 7,859 fans, San Diego went scoreless during the first half for the first time this year in its 10 AFL and four exhibition games'. But two qiuck touchdowns within a minute in the third quarter one on a 91-yard pass play from Kemp to Keith Lincoln got the Chargers back in the game with a 12-9 lead. Still, Denver refused to fade as ft had several weeks back when the Chargers won 37-0. Quarterback Frank Tripucka connected with Al Frazier for an 87-yard scoring play that snapped the Broncos back in the lead. FINALLY KEMP hit Bob Scar-pitto from 16 yard out with seven minutes left in the game and the perfect record still was intact San Diego, which won the AFL first Western division title last year before losing the playoff to the Houston Oilers, has four more games to play in its attempt to sweep thru the year unbeaten.

The strong San Diego pass defense, which now has picked off 40 passes in the 10 games, intercepted five more Sunday to stymie Denver in the second half and score one Charger touchdown. Following are tne seoies of contest games: Texas AAM 25, sMU 12 Maryland 10, North Carolina 7 Kcondido 40. Hilitrn IN Purdue 7, Michigan Stare 6 Colgate 51, Syracuse 8 Tennessee 10, Georgia lech 6 Florida 21. Geoigia 14 Air Force 15, California 14 Kansas 34, Kansas State 0 D(LA 28, TCU 7 Arkansan 10, Rice 0 Mississippi State 11. Auburn 10 South Carolina 21, Clenion I Santa Barbara 33, Palomar 7 16.

Iowa 9 Notre Dame 26, Pittsburgh 20 USC 30, Stanford 15 Texas 33. Baylor Ramona 19 San narco 6 i Duke 30, New 9 Alabama 66, Richmond 0 LSU 30, North Carolina Wisconsin 29, Northwestern It) Nebraska 16, Iowa State Michigan 3, Illinois 6 Ohio State 16, Ind ana 7 Hemet 39, Poway 0 Mississippi 54. Chattanooga 0 Oklahoma 7, Missouri 0 Oregon State 3. Washington 0 and John Cash (66). The Chargers battled the Broncos, bitter cold and the snow and came out on top, 1916, to clinch the Western Division title in the Americaiy Football League.

UPI Telephoto. THE END OF THE LINE Paul Lowe, Charger half-back, comes to the end of a short gainer against Denver Sunday as three Broncos close in for the kill. The would-be tacklers are Jim Stinette (36), Wahoo McDaniel (54) lasting the outcomes of 24 of tne 30 contest games. Two other entries predicted tie outcomes of 23 games. They were Sterman Willis, also of 350 West Ninth, and Gary Agatep of 202 North Date Street.

Sterman Willis piedicted 855 points would be scored and Agaiep predicted 795 points would be scored. The former figure was the closer to the actual point total of 994 so it earned second place. T-A checks for $10, $6.50 and $3.50 will be mailed to the winners Tuesday afternoon unless an error in tabulation is discovered before then. Only two entries were found qualified to claim prizes offered by merchants in their advertime mems. One was Sterman Willis who, -in addition to apparently cinching second place, also can ilaim three lines of bowling at Palomar Lanes.

He correctly predicted Texas would defeat Baylor, 33-7. The other prize winner was Raymond W. Smith of Route 3, Box 240, who correctly predicted that Florida would defeaf Georgia, 21-14. Last wTeekends contest was -Adv. ShopS IBig Same In Store Friday flight As Knights, Titans Close Season By United Press International As any pro football coach will agree, its great to have talent but its even better when you have some luck to go with it Ask coach Al Sherman of the New York Giants and hell tell you his club was doused with good fortune Sunday as it walloped the Philadelphia Eagles, 38-21, and moved into a first-place tie in the Eastern Division of the National Football League.

And if you ask coach Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers, hell tell you his gang will need all the luck it can find in order to stay on the top of the Western Division, what with star backs Paul Homung and Boyd Dowler headed for the Army this week. The Packers won their showdown battle with the Chicago Bears, 31-28, and pulled away to a 1 -game lead in the Western Division. However, line in the NFL could be pretty grim for the Packers from here out, with reserves at four positions and three of the last five games to be play ed on the road. Knights failed to score against Carlsbad (033), team tnat Poway probably should have beaten, los ing 67 when it fumbled on the Carlsbad one-yard line in the final seconds of the game. Whos going to win? Lets wait till Friday night has more than 1,000 yards passing and running.

The Titans have a tough offensive end in Jeff Smith who has been on the receiving end of 28 of Quirings tosses. The Knights havent been able to mount much of an offensive threat since they began league play, but it could be different against Poway, the first of San Marcos league opponents that it should meet on even terms. Quirings passing could spell trouble since pass defense has been the Knights weakness. But the running of Jerry Rabe, Ron Gonzales and Randy Lissey might be able to offset the Titan passing attack. Against four common league opponents, the Knights have scored 26 points and the Titans IS.

But San Marcos has given up 89 points while Poway has allowed 64. The Titans were shut out by Army-Navy and Fallbrook and the By RON KENNEY Times-Advocate Staff Writer SAN MARCOS Comes Friday and the big game for San Marcos against the Poway Titans their cousins in the Escondido Union High School District. Itll be at 8 p.m. at Escondidos Memorial Field and will wrap up the first football season in the history of both schools. San Marcos will be the home game.

The Knights havent won a Pal-omar League game. But, tnen neither have the Titans. San Marcos has two wins and a tie in its seven -game season record. Pow ay has one victoiy in its seven games. So it will be big in more ways than one.

To the winner will go a successful season and to the loser a cellar finish in ttye Palomar League. In Poways Daro Quiring, the Knights will face the beht quarterback theyve seen all season. Fie Undefeated List Shrinks To 22 By United Press International Four teams suffered their first setbacks of the college football season during the weekend, leaving 22 survivors on the perfect-record list. Colorados upset loss to Utah left Texas, Alabama and Rutgers as the only major teams with perfect records. The other teams knocked off the list were Southeastern Louisiana, Arkansas Tech and Otterbeln.

-Florida has the best record among the survivors, having outscored its seven opponents 396-18. KNIGHT NOTES The Knights attended, en masse, the San Diego State-Cal Western same Saturday night at Aztec Bowl as guests of State College Halfback Joe Garcia, a ho dislocated hU left shoulder in the Kamona game. not expected to be able to pla against Poway. Neither is tackle Scott Roberts who missed the last two games hetaube of torn cartilage in his left knee. The knee has not mended completely Dr.

Lionel Burton, the team physician, is a real fan. He keeps up an almost constant chatter along the sidelines, helping to keep up the kids' morale. And he knows his football, too i In his attempt to come up with the right backfteld combination, Disney has used ten different ball carriers this season Fullback Jerry Rabe is now the team's top ground gainer, moving past Tom Short (who has been moved into the line). But he fell from the top of the defensive chart as Doug Dan-over took over the number one spot with 133 points Rabe has 169 ards rushing to Shorts 164 and is second on defense with 130 points While Danover has the moat yards passing (276), alternate quarterback Don Gardner has the best percentage and best average per completion. Dan-over's 18 completions in 73 attempts gives him a .246 percentage and a 15.3 yard average.

Gardner has nine completions in 30 attempts for a .300 percentage and 159 yards for an average of 17.7 yards a completion Danover's average per pass is 3.7 yards. Gardners is 5.3 yaids. Oilers Work Way To Top In The East Zeke Supplies Zip Talent Thin For Majors Player Draft NEW YORK (UPI) BanebalTs annual draft list was made public Monday and if you can find any real playing talent on it, kindly notify all 20 major league clubs. Despite the slim pickings on the list however, many of the major league clubs are expected to draft more minor leaguers than usual at Tampa, Nov. 27 due to the inroads which the military already has made on some of the rosters.

Most, if not all of the minor league plums have been carefully protected by the major league dubs which own them, so there are precious few bargains available on the draft list Possibly the most fertile dub from which the majors can draft players is Toronto of the International League, which owner Jack Kent Cooke operates independent of any major league league working agreement Toronto Players Draftable Every player on the Toronto roster save one, Harold Gelein, is available in the regular draft at $25,000 each. Among those wrho may appeal to some major league dubs are such ex-big leaguers as Steve Demeter, Ellis Burton, R. C. Stevens, Rip Coleman and Ken Hamlin. Ex-Yankee pitcher Jim Bron-stad, currently on the Richmond roster, could be among those selected in the regular draft Or possibly pitcher Dave Stenhouse of Jersey City.

For those clubs who might prefer to gamble on more experienced performers, they can choose from among aitch former big leaguers as Chuck Tanner, Warren Hacker, Rubon Gomez, Rodolfo Adas, Gino Cimoli, Julio Becquer, Ken Lehman, Cal Nee-man, Ray Jablorbki, Willard Schmidt, Don Resent or een age old Luke Easier, who is up for grabs year in and year out. One of the sleepers on the draft list could bo pitcher Siee Dalkowski fiom the Rochester Red Wings, a youngster of whom Paul Richards once said, From the pitchers mound to home plate, he throws the bail faster than any man who eer lived. Might Select Dalkowski 9 I Waierfield, Hickey Agree Oh Rams' Win ft 4 ALLSTATE Wheel Alignment SPECIAL 6188 Tiotv uoafawyi The answers to YOUR insurance questions By BILL ROSS Lions Trounce Cardinals The Detroit Lions moved into second place in the West with a 5-3-1 record 'when they trounced the St. Louis Cardinals, 45-14. The Minnesota Vikings sprang the NFLs biggest upset by knocking off the Baltimore Colts, 28-20; the Cleveland Browns moved to within one game of the deadlocked Eastern Division leaders when they sent the hapiess Washington Redskins down to their 17th consecutive defeat 17 6, and the Pittsburgh Steelers crushed the Dallas Cowboys, 37- 7.

Off To Fast Start From the opening minutes of the game at Yankee Stadium, when Y. A. Tittle completed a fluke 30-yard touchdown pass to Dei Shof-ner, It was evident that Sunday was the Giants day. A crowd of 62,800 watched them join the Eagles in first place with a 7-2 record. Two more breaks within a spani of two minutes early in the second half helped New York break the game wide open, 3S-7.

Rookie Bob Gaiters fumbled as he carried from the five-yard line and had to recover the ball in the end zone twice for a Giant touchdown. Shortly afterward, linebacker Tom Scott intercepted a Sonny Jurgensen pass and raced 65 yards to score. Tittle completed 18 of 24 passes for a total of 307 yards. With three minutes gone in the first period, he missed Kyle Rote with a pass, only to have two Philadelphia defenders bdt the ball around in the air and into the "hands of Shofner, who carried over for New Yorks fust score. Sherman had another word than luck for the Giants superlative performance.

Momentum is an important aspect of this game, he grinned, "and we had plenty of it Free $42.98 Bike at Seal's tonite. Check front end for align- 1 ment, for caster and chamber settings, check for towi in settings. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Coaches Bob Waterfield of Los Angeles and Red Hickey of San Fran ciaco wore in agreement Monday that good blocking and sharp tackling were responsible for the Rams 17-7 victory over the Forty Niners Sunday. But it took a top performance by Zcke Bratkowski, whose passing was clicking, to bring the Rams from behind in the fourth period. After Los Angeles took a 10-7 lead in the final quarter, the home club capitalized on a break to pick up another touchdown in the final seconds of the game.

Zeke did everything right while starter Frank Rvan was a little off on his passing but moved the ball well, Watci field said. It was by far our best game of the season. Not only was it the Rams second straight win but it was their first league victory over San Francisco since 1938 after which they dropped five straight to the Forty Ninei Shotgun Not Dead Hickey, obviouly disappointed Richards, now general manager 'at bis teams failure for the of Houstons new entry in the fourth straight week to store a By JOE SARGIS United Press International The revived Houston Oilers have battled their way back to the top of the American Football League's Eastern Division, and now it looks like theyll meet the San Diego Chargers once again in the championship playoff next month. The Oilers moved into first place in the East with a 27-15 triumph over the Boston Patriots. A record AFL crowd of 35,619 watched the OiUers-Patriots game at Houston.

In the other Sunday game, the Buffalo Bills sent the Dallas Tex ans down to their fifth straight defeat by scoring 20 points in the Lnal period to win, 30-20. On Saturday night, the New York Titans beat the Oakland Raiders, 23-12. The Oilers have made a remarkable comeback since Wally Lemm replaced Lou Rymkus as head coach. They have won four straight games and moved from last place to first in the Eastern Division. George Blanda, the veteran quarterback, threw a 17-yard scoring pass to Bill Gorman and then kicked field goals of 25 and 19 yards to account for Houstons first 13 points.

Linebacker Doug Cline made it 200 in the second period when he scooped up a fumble and ran 12 yartls for a touchdown. The Patriots narrowed that lead to seven points by the final quarter before reserve quarterback Jacky Lee passed six yards to Willard Dewveall for the final Houston score. The Oilers defense held the Patriots to 44 yards on the ground. The crowd topped last weeks old AFL high of 33,391 at San Diego. At Dallas, the Bills intercepted three passes and recovered a Texan fumble in the end zone as they forged their upset victory.

Dallas led 2010 going into the final period on Cotton Davidsons two touchdown passes and a pair of field goals by Ben Agajanian. Ralph Felton and Bill Atkins intercepted passes which were turned Into Buffalo touchdowns With both teams showing defensive power, the game was scoreless for the first half. The Rams in the third period drove to the three where on fourth down Danny Villanueva kicked a 10-yard field goal. A 55-yard punt by Foi ty Niner Tommy Davis put the Rams in the hole and San Francisco on the exchange came up with the ball on the Los Angeles 35. A 19-yard pass from John Brodie to R.

Owens got te ball inside the 10-yard line and Bill Kilmer squirted eight yards to score, 74-Yard Drive Bratkowski took over in the fourth period and marched the Rams 74 yards, 53 of them on his passing with end Jim Phillips catching four passes for 49 yards, Kilmer ffimbled in the final minutes of the game and George Struger recovered on the San Francisco 33, Marconi supplied most of the drive as the Rams marched to a touchdown, Marconi going over for the win. San Francisco was forced to switch from a three-quarterback rotation in the third period when Bobby Waters suffered a leg in jury. Tackle Bob St. Clair, In-lured much of the season, also had to be helped from the field with a pulled hamstring muscle. With outstanding defensive jobs on both sides, tackle Lou Cordileone, end Dan Colchico and veteran Leo NotnellinJ stood out for the Forty Niners, For the QUESTION: Do insurance companies often sue to collect from someone who has caused damage they have had to pay foe? ANSWER: Yes, when an insurance claim has been paid and some third party is legally responsible for the loss, the company nearly always tries to collect.

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Richard 117 (rec. two fumbles), Gonxales 113 (int. two passes and rec. fumble), Craef 111 (rec. two fumbles).

Short 89 (rec. fumble), Gardner 82, Arnold 76, Stanger 67 (rec. two fumble), Robert 64. Limey 61 (rec. fumble).

D. Vanderheiden 3b. Wil-genhurg 83, Fisher 23 (rec. fumble), Dick 26. Kern 23 (rec, Mat sushite 16, Garcia 16.

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