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WN NIENIMNIMMIMMM EIMIIIMMMMM Eagles Colts Lead meii oses Gophers Professional Football Standings t-ootball Standings Sports Parade By MARTIN WADER Baylor (5-2) or Rice (52) United press International Orange NI issouri III-0) I Minnesota's Gophers all but vs Duke i 54 on their own campus Cotton Arkansas 16-21 vs 1 last year today appear headed Alabama (5-1-1 i or Navy 17-1) for the nations mnst lucrative What provuti to be a glorypost-season gaine the Hose packed Saturday for some schools following their 27-10 up- however resulted in a day of I set victory over top-anked Iowa misery for other major powers as last Saturday half the nationts top 10 teams Washington winner of the Pas- want down to defeat adena classic last New Year's Duke Drops Navy Day and 34-0 victor over Southern Joining kingpin Iowa tin II California Saturday Is the top deficit ledger were choice to fill the spot against Nlin- Navy 419-10 to Duke) eip1011- nesola while Nlissouri Nlississippi I ranked Tennessee (11-7 to Georgia and Arkansas also furthered their I Te('h) ninth-ranked Syracuse 19- prospects of howl assignments I 6 to Army) and loth-ranked Rice ith weekend vxtories (3-0 to Arkansas) With two weeks of the season to I Fourth ranked Nlissonri de ord last year anti finished at the field goal to Arkansas but bottom of the Mg 10 completed its will be in line for the Sugar Bowl srectacular rise before a record lids if they high in the "rile cm" of 65610 The sec- Southwest Conference ood-ranked Gophers took advan- undefeated in eight ti-ge of three Iowa fumbles togames and Duke with one loss S(1IIe their seventh straight vie- in seven contests boili came tory without a loss Itrough tough tests Saturday The Seventh-ranked Washington alsoTigers sparked by a 55-yard capitalized on fumbles to tighten touchdown run by halfback Norm I ts Hose Bowl chances George Beal had to come from behind Fleming was the scoring star for to down Colorado while Duke also the Huskies running 05 yards for had to overcome a deficit to de-a firstperitid touchdown kicking feat previously-unbeaten Navy fiat goals Of 25 and 30 yards The Aliddies are keeping silent and also converting four extra about any post-season r' ames for points a hile but they are a possibility Alississi)pl which defeated for the Cotton Bowl or another ouisiana Stale 21-0 in the Sugar howl Arkansas kicked itself into howl las New Year's Day first place in the Southwest Constrenellomed lerence the champion of Odell will host the Cotton Bowl On a 26- yard field goal by Alickey Cissell with 25 seconds remaining in the game field goal to Arkansas but will be in line for the Sugar Bowl tills if they high in the Southwest Conference Missouri undefeated in eight By OSCAR FRAI Fr NEW YORK It couldn't have happened during tbe diai11-3-1 reign of Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis but cherubic Bill MacDonald of 1N1iatni hoping that a horse will get bin even fQr his baseball losses Judge Landis saved baseball after the 1919 Black Sox scandal by rincing it under such rigid supervision that public faith was restored Never would be remit his rdnions- an association with anything remotely connected with he of wagering But times have changed John Galbreath president of the world 'champion Pittsburgh Piraes has large racing interests leveral of his chargers are nominated for the Pimlieo Futurity and the Marguerite Stakes Mrs Charles Payson principal stockholder in the proposed new National League Huh in New York is a ot he noted horse owner Baseball aside she is better known as co-owner of the (in-tree Stable with her brother John Bay Whitney the US amhessador- to England 1N1acDonald the pink-cheeked XtIOWU UN VU-IPWIIVI Ult trim go tree Stable with her brother John Hay Whitney the US ambessa- doo to England MacDonald the pink-cheekeo leated t'Ailoado filth-rankcd Orengthened us chance to de-Ohio Sate ripped Indiana fend its title by routing Chattanooand sixth ranked Mississivpi trounced Chattanooga 45-0 1or lost to Texas 12-7 last Minnesota Welt bad a 2-7 rte Saturday bile Hire lost by a its chance to de- fend its title by routing Chattanoo- ga lost to Texas 12-7 List Saturday while Rice lost by a go here's how the picture for Major bowl games shapes up: Rose Washington 171) vs Nlinnesola 17-0) Sugar Misissippi 47-0-1) vs By NORMAN MILLER sent the Dallas Cowboys down to United Press International their seventh straight defeat 38- a aNe loprhniia ocfh at llilee nIg'hi ni 1g- It3he a nsda nth eFDr aent re? sitcoLioinosrtsyuginr iesresd Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore 24-0 Colts as the National Football I The Houston Oilers pulled away By United T'Nns International League's quarterback-of-the-year from the field in the Eastern DiAMERICAN LEAGUE and the battle could go all the vision of the American Football Eastern Division way to the chImpionship playoff League Adit'll George Blanda conW Pct PF PA netted on our touchdown passes Houston 6 2 0 750 246 173 ho at hav- 11 4r victory over the nver one of a New York 4 5 0 444 216 221 iing Van Brockln ins greatest pro sea- i 3 3 i a J- 2- Itil threw a ffillo Bills 45-28 Bu 3 5 0 375 154 173 Sundw ffalo a as the I a le ils le a es three ss- thBrroi Buncosr 0 1ide at Dallas Texans elTaenxda as I the Pittsburgh Steclers 34-7 and 'get Western Division took over sole possession of first And the 582 which 1 34 i turned out Pct PF PA 'place in the Eastern Division WWI hi ever to see a game there secoLhe Los Angeles 5 3 0 625162 16 3 5 0 375 181 '2 a 5-1 record In all he completed No Boston 'ki et: Dallas 4 4 0 500 197 150 19 of 30 passes for a total of game in Philadelphia A to-Denver 4 4 0 500 184182 yards tal of 285819 paid their way into Unitas also had Ule "Id a Oakland 4 5 444 178 247 1 watch an "I the six NFL games Sunday The iday that won hi in ail-pro honors Sunday's Resutts two AFL games drew 3409 9 I fo the last two seasons He tossed Dallas 45 Buffalo 28 Van Brocklin completed touch- four touchdown passus in a 38-24 down Hust 45 Denver 25 1' triumph over the Green BY Tommy meponakt as the Eagles (Only on games scheduled) passes Of 24 39 and 26 to Packers Unitas connected on 20 beat the Steelers for their filth NATIONAL LEAGUE 29 for 321 yards The win boost- ts raigni Eastern Division NI the Colts (5-21 hack into the 1 pct pp PA Western Divkhn ead A crowd of 57808 at Baltimore watched the Packers rally to tie Philadelphia 5 1 0 833 175 139 Meanwhile the New York the Colts at 24-24 in the final peNew York 4 1 1 800 129 107 Giants remained in contention the riod on Paul Hornung's 21-yard leveland 4 2 0 667 190 109 hard way largely by grinding field goal Unitas then hit Ray it Louis 4 3 0 571 174 144 out yardage on the wet field in Berry with a 16-yard sooring pass Pittsburgh 2 4 1 333 146 169 Cleveland where they tipset the and after Baltimore intercepted a Washington 1 3 2 250 94 160 Browns 17-13 before a cromi of Packers pass a few minutes later 82872 The victory moved the Gi- Alex Hawkins sprinted 13 yards Western Division ants (4-1-1 1 up to second place in for the clinching score I Pct PF PA Eastern sector and dumped Mel Triplett gained more rushfialtimore 5 2 0 714 214 120 the Browns i 4-2 i to third in yardage than Jimmy Brown Green Bay 4 2 0 667 161 112 1 In other games the St Louis the Giants' magnifilent defense Chicago 3 2 1 600 116 142 Cardinals tron uced Washing- ashing- held the Browns to a net gain of San Francisco 3 4 0 429 95 1391ton Redskins 44-7 as John Roach six yards in the freezing wind and Detroit 2 4 0 118135 ithrew three TD passes to Sonny 1 intermittent snow flurries at Cleve-Los Angeles 2 4 1 333 160 169 'Randle the Ios Angeles Rams I land Dallas 0 7 0 000 104 231 Sunday's Results Baltimore 38 Green Bay 24 New York 17 Cleveland 13 Lleft two CHEAT DEMOCRATS 'St Louis 44 Washington 7 Los Angeles 38 Dallas 13 Detroit 24 San Francisco 0 Philadelphia 34 Pittsburgh 7 (1(171-) oaluinore 35 treen Bay Z4 New N'ork 17 Cleveland 13 Eleft two GREAT DEMOCRATS St Louis 44 Washington 7 Los Angeles 38 Dallas 13 Detroit '24 San Francisco 0 Philadelphia 34 Pittsburgh 7 lakers Threat In Western Division Lions Wrap Up 2nd Straight OCC Title By United Press Int 4i-nationa The Los Ague les Lakers have come up with a pair of surprise packages in Hod flund ley and Frank Se Ivy Each has knocked around the National Basketball Association vit Jo II it outstanding success for a few years but they're giving Elgin Baylor the help he needs this year to make the Lakers a Westvrn Division threat flundley scored 29 points and Se Ivy added 24 Sunday night WIWI') the Lakers beat the Syracuse Nationals 119-113 in the NBA's only action 41 1111 di Itundley scored 29 points and Selvy added 24 Sunday night Oltql the Lakers beat the Sra- ruse Nationals 119-113 in the NBA's only action By United Press International Langston's Lions have wrapped up the Oklahoma Collegiate ('oil fcrence football championship for sportsman who promntes golf the second omsectitive year and tournaments is conimodore of a try Saturday to complete a secy at club and a direemr of 011d Stillight albvictorious loop Tropical Park can be well plepse1 seastm that the stern-faced Judge no long- Langston opposes Southwestern Cl is at the baseball lit'llil iiiiii lit (1uthrie Saturday night in the that times indeed have altered finde while Southeastern and as far us racing associations are East Central clash at Ada to de-concerned ride vi'hich will litiare second place His Miami Marlins of the Inter- with Northwestern national League lost $250000 list Langston tvOn the title Saturday season by beating Northwestern 27 14 Ills filly 'loyal Native a running its string of victories to earned $222495 in purses this 14 Southeastern tripped Central try Saturday to complete a second straight all-victorious loop season Langston opposes Southwestern at (uthrie Saturday night in the finde while Southeastern and East Central (lash at Ada to decide va'hich will hhare second place with Northwestern Langston IvOn the title Saturday by heating Northwestern 27 14 running its string of victories to 14 Southeastern tripped Central 3 13 2 0 i I to- 43 af tt I 11- 4 41 ''''AP' 4 'k''' f--0 i A It i 't 4'' 7---r- -i1- i t00-ob i0 7 Isti 47 1 r' w-4 As-4- 1' 414ovsoiso i': 444 -tik42 Ito' 1 2014 while other teams played non-conference opponents The standings: Langston 5 0 Northwestern 42 East Central 2-1 Southeastern 3-2 Central 3 3 Southwestern 1-4 Northeastern 0- Resulst last week: Langston 27 Northwestern 14 Southeastern 20 Central 14 Louisiana College 27 East Central 0: New Mexico Highlands 28 Northeastern 18 Eastern New Mexico 27 Southwestern 0 Games this week: Friday: Kearney Neb at Northeastern Saturday: Southeastern at East Central Langston vs Southwestern at Guthrie Central at Colorado Western Eastern New Mexico at Northwestern year "She can get me even for the season" quips the ever-smillog MacDonald "if she'll win the $25000 CIllorette Stakes at Pimlico on Doe Bill paid $252500 for the filly last March because "I just had It) have her" "Sure it was a lot of coconut" lie nods "butt took one look and I wan a goner just had to own this filly I didn't know whether she'd ever get me even but my aint she purty?" The filly has done much mote than just look "putty" This year she has won the Columbiana Black Helen Suwannee River Colonial Top Flight Molly Pitcher and Arlington Matron Stakes Fage (Okla) 505 So 19th St Daily News Monday Nov 7 1960 Christmas Shopping? 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