Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 13

Monroe Morning World Sunday, Sept. 22. 1957 i-B Paul Martin Looks 'Em Over Down Tribe SPORTS Consider the dilemma of the Louisiana followers of the Milwaukee Braves and the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League pennant chase. Many of these southland fans have never seen the Cardinals or Braves play a ball game and just as many have never seen a major league contest, but pull for club their The Braves are strengthening their position steadily and that satisfies a lot of folks in this area.

But the Cardinal fans giving up and they're still envisioning the Red Birds before the cameras of the World Series. As one fan put it: of who plays the Yankees in the series going to see Louisiana products playing important Such customer appeal in our area includes Joe Adcock of the Braves, and Billy Muffett and Alvin Dark of the Cardinals. Adcock, former L.S.U. ace and native of Coushatta, is well known in this area. He played basebail for Olla in the old North Louisiana League (semi-pro) and has annually been an instructor for the Twin City Bovs Baseball Clinic sponsored by the North Monroe Lions Club, a February event for the past three years.

Muffett is a solid favorite of Monroe Cardinal fans in particular. He's the lad who used to pitch for the Monroe Sports of the Cotton States League, posting a 22-won 9-lost record for A1 Mazur's 1951 dub. Muffett was also named valuable in the Cotton States that year. Billy spent most of the current season at Houston in the Texas League but went up to the Cardinals a few weeks ago. becoming something of a stopper for the Cards as starter and relief man.

Muffett was not on the original series roster, if they make the grade, but was admitted to the series list only the past week. Austin Field Goal Defeats Indians, 10-7 NATCOGDOCHES, Tex. (Special) Stephen F. Austin College quarterback Votto Gaddis kicked a fourth down field goal from the Northeast Louisiana State eight here last night to break a stalemate and enable the Lumberjacks to defeat the Louisiana invaders, 10 to 7. Northeast, which had a touch- wn nullified by a penalty in the third quarter, scored the first time the Redskins gained possession of the ball, but S.F.A hammered OFF TO A FLYING Hunter, North Carolina left halfback, takes the opening kickoff and shakes away from North Phil Blazer (70) and Ronnie Koes (53) to return it 30 yards in game at Chapel Hill, N.

C. Daley Goff and Buddy Payne tackled him. N. C. State wron, 7-0.

(AP Wirephoto) STATISTICS NE First downs 14 Yards rushing 166 Yards passing 84 Passes comp. 6-13 Passes intercep. by 0 Fumbles lost 2 Punting av. 3-30 Penalties 6-69 50,000 WATCH Then Alvin Dark, the Lake Charles flash, who was a standout athlete at L.S.U. before going to the big leagues.

a big figure with the Cardinals, too. Nothing but another late collapse can hardly keep the Braves out now, but it would be nice for the old followers of Sports to park in front of their TV by fumbles and a determined Lou- (if they to the Series) and watch Muffett State roared from cets tney me oe 4 the fourth quarter to- work much as he, did at Legion Memorial Stadium before njght for a 2o -14 victory in the minor league baseball interest went into eclipse here. Rice Roars rom Behind In 4th To Humble LSU, 20-14 BATON ROUGE, Sept. 21 jof Pat Bailey, Raymond Chilton 1 play of sophomores. Center Doug Favored Rice, its offense blunted and Davie Kelley for the victory.

Skinner, tackle Lynn LeBlanc, full-1 kickoff and hammered back right back to tie up the game and it was a hard scramble the rest of the way until Gaddis got in his payoff kick. Austin took the opening kick- off, ran three plays and had to Northeast downing the kick cn the Indian 31. Quarterback Nathan Zametta passed to halfback Tony Hartsell for 40 yards the first time Northeast ran from scrimmage to the 29. Don Reynolds ran to the 13. Zametta got two on a keeper, and Zametta again lost eight which Don Reynolds picked up in bringing up fourth down.

Then Zametta, on a rollout pass, fired to end Claxton Mayo in the endzone ror the touchdown. Halfback Jim Laudadio kicked the point with ten minutes left in the quarter. S.F.A. gathered in the ensuing 69 SCORE 3 IN 4TH Ole Miss Crushes Trinity 44-0 SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 21; two.

on a 20-vard run and a powerful Reb-i yard pass from Franklin, and football opener for both teams. Some 50,000 fans saw the South- Ryan punched over the tying touchdown on a two-yard quarterback sneak, ending a 52-yard drive that began just before the third period ended. The winning score came with dismaying speed late in the final west Conference squad win in Tig-1 quarter. With less than three miner Stadium for the first time since to go, Rice sped 51 yards in 1935. Trading 14-7 as the final period began, Rice combined the passing STALISTICS of quarterbacks Frank Ryan and King Hill with the power-running I First downs Rushing yardage (Passing yardage Passes Lovelace.

Franklin and Partridge scored once each. However, Mississippi faltered in the conversion department, as before 3 i. 500 fans'in 'Alamo Sta-! alert Trinity linemen blocked all. tries. The two conversions Teai els overwhelmed Trinity University tonight with a hard-hitting ground game to win their season- opener by a top-heavy 44-0 score dium.

Coach Johnny Rebels scored with ease in every period, including a three-touchdown surge in tne fourth quarter. Ole Miss hopelessly outclassed Trinity, seldom using the aerial game, as a fleet of speedy backs paced by Bobby Franklin, Raymond Brown, Kent Lovelace, Cowboy Woodruff and Dewey NATIONAL LEAGFF out of seven tries were kicked by Milwaukee Leroy Reed and Robert Khayat. Mississippi scored twice in the Cincinnati opening period, single touchdowns Philadelphia in the second and third and three in the final period. Score by periods: Trinity 0 0 0 Mississippi 13 6 6 Mississippi scoring: Touchdowns, Brown 2 (6, run; 18, run) 33, on Lost Pel. 90 57 .612 85 62 .578 81 68 .544 7770.524 7475 .497 6981 .460 5889 .395 5991 .393 Rice 20 251 164 10-15 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 8-42 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 60 LSU moved ahead quickly in the! first half as fullback Jimmy Taylor, 195f Southeastern Conference IjSU scoring champion, scored twice back Max Fugler and end Scotty yards to score with halfback McClain made key plays to halt Wade Turner going around left Rico scroing threats.

from the 2 with pncliout gIN 5 RUNS Halfback Billy Cannon was the from Gaddis. Fullback Ed Rober- top ground gainer for LSU with 71 son kicked the tying point. Two yards in six attempts. He broke long Gaddis passes to end loose once for 42 yards. Johnston for 19 and 11 yards Taylor was the workhorse for the drive.

carrying 13 times for 42 It was late in the fourth quarter yards. Purvis, sophomore half- with the field clock and the press box unable to determine how much time was left when Austin hammered to the Indian eight faced with fourth down. Gaddis then backed up to kick his game- winning field goal. Early in the third quarter North PASS GOOD FOR FIGHT Ted Smith (86), Georgia Tech right end, is stopped by Cliff Tribble (40), Kentucky fullback, in second quarter of game yesterday at Atlanta, Ga. The play started with a pass from Tech quarterback Fred Braselton, and Smith gained eight to the Kentucky 13.

Tech won, 13-0. (AP Wirephoto) TESTER KAYS RESI LTS Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 2. Milwaukee 6, Chicago 2. inc linali S. Si.

Louis 8 (10 innings). Pittsburgh 5-5, New York 4-9. Partridge led the running attack. Brown opened the parade of Franklin run). Love.ace touchdowns with a six-yard coun- run) Woodruff 2 '20, run1 ter in the first period, and ran pass-run from Franklin.

18 vards to score in the third, ridge (9, pass from Brewer). Con quarter. Woodruff also scored versions. Reed, Khayat TEXAS' STAR RISES Longhorns Tear Georgia For 26-7 Verdict back, gained 43 yards in two attempts, one a 42-yard run, setting LSU up the second LSU touchdown. 8 Chilton was the top ground gain- 191 for Rice, carrying 16 times for 34 H4 yards.

Kelley had 78 yards in 2-711 attempts and Bailey ch- up, I 0 59 yards in nine attempts. east had marched the kickoff to 9-36! Halfback J. W. Brodnax com-(the Lumberjack seven from where 0 pleted one of two running passes Hartsell sliced over the goal line, 70(for 15 yards and sophom re quar- but a 15-yard holding penalty was Warren Rabb hit one ol called against I he Tribe i um three for yards. LSU completed Northeast also missed a great two plays.

A pass from only two of seven passes. chance just before the half ended, end Buddy Dial covered yaras por CODnede(j on COVered a Lumberjack and hilton slashed yai of 13 passes for 144 yards fumble on the S.F.A. 20 and drove while Ryan had two for twu and to the eleven from where Don Rey 20 yards. 0 7 7 7 Rice and kicked both exwa poinis. i uy -1 plunge); Ryan plunge) lor went over from one yard out Olillt'on (16, run).

Conversions: the first quarter to end a Williams (Run); Hid. LSU Tay lor 2 (J, plunge: 13, run). Con ions: Taylor 2. Sievers Socks 2 Homers As Senators Top Orioles BALTIMORE. Sept.

21 whipped the Baltimore Orioles 8-1 Sievers socked his 40th and 41st tonight home runs of the year, one a Washington grand-slammer, and batted in five runs as the Washington Senators sievers. if Lemon, rt Football Scores Killebrew, ss Berquer, lb Kridges, ss Throneljerry, cf Wiesler, Totals Rallinoirr Gardner, 2b Goodman, lb kick for a field goal was Games Milwaukee at Chicago Trowbridge (739 5) vs. Drott (15-11). Part- Cincinnati McDaniel (14-9) or Wehmeier (10-6) vs. Lawrence i 1 2 Philadelphi at Broi ITI Hobe i ts GO- (yard drive.

In the second quarter he dashed 13 yard: for a touch down, set up by a 42-yard run by I halfback Don Purvis. The first Rice touchdown just before the first half ended. The Owls marched 42 yards, with a 31-yard Hill-Dial pass set- nolds 0 low. 0 0 14 Score by quarters: Hill Northeast' 7 0 0 0-7 S. F.

Austin 7 0 03 Northeast scoring: Touclidown- iMayo (pass from Zametto1. Point after Laudadio. A. Touchdown Turner point after-Roberson. Field goal-Gaddis.

2 vs. Drysdaie ting up the tally. Hill scored from New York at Pittsburgh Antonelli Qne var(j out on a quarterback (12-17) vs, neod 1 Team New York Chicago Boston Detroit HaJUir.me leveland Kansas ity Washington AMERICAN LEALI ito Lost Pi Oklahoma Shows Muscles In 26-0 Pasting Of Pill SOUTH Stephen Austin 10, Northeast Lou-1 Fra neon lb isinnu 7. Durham, rf Mississippi 7, Louisiana Tech 0. Nieman, If Rice 20.

LSU. 14. Lamar Tech 2u. Northwestern State 10 Robinson 3b Mc.Neesi Sam Houston 7 cf Southwestern 7, Southeastern 7 Peterson, ss North Carolina State 7, North Caro Pappas, 10 I Hna 0. ja-Pilarcik Delta Slate 19.

Mississippi College 7 Moore, Jackson State 51, Mississippi Industrial 8 Walker, Memphis State Ark. Tech 6 Brideweser, ss Mississippi 44, Trinity (I Southern State 7, East Central Okla. 0l Totals 32 1 7 27 4 Georgia Tech 13, Kentucky (). a Grounded out for Pappas in Stb. George Washington 7, William and Mary Score by innings; 0.

Washington 102 400 109- 8 The Citadel 0, Newberry 0 (tie). Baltimore 080 M0 001-1 Clcmson Mi, Presbyterian ti. Killebrew RBI Sievers 5. Uun- BoUing Air Force Base 46. Fort Knox 6.

Killebrew, Bridges, Triados. 2B Hampden Sydney 39, Bridgewater 0. wiesler. Runnels, Nieman. HR East Tennessee State 20, Appalachian rimidos.

SF Bridges. DP Gard- 7. Alt A 5 2 3 4 5 4 10 4 0 3 2 2 2 1 4 1110 4 0 2 0 3 400 to 2 3 0 0 7 5 4 112 0 4 112 2 35 8 10 27 18 Alt II A 4 0 0 4 1 2 0 0 4 0 10 110 3 0 0 0 3 0 14 0 4 118 0 4 0 2 2 0 4 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 i 1 ii 1 2 0 i 0 1 sneak. Rice fumbled twice inside the 0,3 LSU 10-yard line and again on the! 596 Tiger 26. On two other scoring Pittsburgh, Sept.

21 So powerful was the Oklahoma fiSI threats, the Owls drove inside the devastating Oklahoma defense lfiat Pitt crossed the LSU 10-yard line, but lost the ball; rolled to a surprisingly easy 26-0 field stripe only twice and never 186 on irout over the stumbling beyond the 47-yard 374 LSU, with some 22 squad mem -1 burSh team today to serve notice line. bers afflicted with Asian flu in intend to keep I heir No. Ij final outcome could have ATLANTA, Sept. 21 iff) Slippery, waning minutes of the fourth quar- Walt Fondren, a spHt-T and bulldozing sophomore full- Charley Britt, much-publicized fi, Detroit leveland 6 Washington 8, Baltimon Boston 8, New Y'ork 3 Anart or ZD" UrCliUl hers afflicted with Asian flu in they intend to keep llmr No. 1 cnyt the las! two weeks, started Off national football ranking.

been much wor for Pitt becausi Chicago 7 Cleveland strongly but wilted in the second Coach Bud had two touchdowns Taylor, the most po- ing crew, running its record win-1 called back by penalties and blew (tent running threat, who caught ning streak through 41 games, two other scoring chances, the virus Thursday, gained most for one touchdown in the tg otailsHce favnPed the goon- back Mike Dowdle reintroduced Georgia sophomore quarterback, sturdjva()t nr fr of his yardage in the first half second period and three more in 2o first downs to nine" and Texas to football high society to- directed the lone touchdown drive Chicago at Cleveland pierce and was relatively ineffective aft third nisht by leading the Longhorns to for the ard wilhSn Baltimore Pascal o-jer the intermission, a 26-7 opening game football vie- ney which he capped with rive- vs Houtteman (o-oi. Highlights for LSU were the fine tory over much-improved Georgia. yard scoring pass to halfback Kansas FoyUek Jimmy Orr. Britt, a glittering Jd 5 -w) Versatile Fondren, a dazziing jn aiSo looked runner and superb faker, scored much iikc a soph in others. He southern finals one touchdown and sent the 210- twice and twice over- aumu Yesterday's Risulti Atlanta 3, Nashville 1.

Today Game Atlanta at Nashville pound Dowdle hurtling for two threw open receivers badly, more as Texas equaled its 1956; 7 tv victory output in its first 0 0 7 0-7 under Coach Darrell Royal. Texas scoring touchdowns: With success assured, the lithe Dowdle 2 (4, run; 3, run; Fondren 170-pound senior Fondren (3, sweep); Lackey sneak), the controls to sophomore Bobby Fondren, Smith. Lackey, who treated the swelter-) Georgia scoring Touchdown: jHouatoa ing shirt-sleeved crowd of 33,000: Orr (5, pass from Britt). Conver-: ,1 Today a to a fourth Texas tally in the sion: Cooper. at Houston.

Won Lost Pi .2 0 1.0 0 2 TEXAS FINALS Atlanta at Nashville, Won Lout Prt Shea Plasters Flam In Pacific Match ers 1310 net yards to 87. deceptive offense Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 first paid off early in the second Oklahoma 0 7 19 period when junior Jackie San-, Oklahoma scoring; Touchdowns, defer took a pitehout from quar-'Rector (12, pass from Sandefer), terback Carl Dodd and passed 12 fhomas '13, run), Stiller '17, yards to end Joe Rector in from Dodd), Carpenter (31, end zone to climax a 51-yard I pass from Baker). Conversions, mr and Goodman; Bridges, Runnels and Bciquer; Killebrew, Runnels and Beniner. Left Washington 7. Baltimore 8.

BB Wiesler 4. Moore 3, Walker 2, Pappas 1. SO Wiesler 2, Moore 4, Walker 2, Pappas I. HO Moore 7 in 4, Walker 3 in 3. Pappas 0 in 2.

R-HR Wiesler 1-1, Moore 7-7, Walker 1-1, Pappas 0-0, Wiesler (1-0). Moore (11-13). Riee. Rommel, Stevens, Napp. T-2 16.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 drivb. Dodd converted. wo Pitt fumbles set up a pair Sooner touchdowns wit it less than four minutes gone in the second half. Oklahoma wound up the scoring with its fourth touchdown later in the third quarter.

Dennis Morris, Sooner fullback from Tulsa, dropped on quarter Dedil BULLDOGS THREA TEN IN 4TH Southern Beats Tech, 7-0, With 1st Period Touchdown Lamar Tech Wins Over NSC, 20-10 i back Bill fumble on the nseeded Gil Shea of Los Angeles jej (breo plavs lab-r upset defending champion Herbie dassy ciendon Thomas, the coun- Ham of Beverly Hills, scorer last year, knifed five sets today to move into off-tackle of 13 yards and a finals of the Pacific Thomas shook off three po Tennis Tournament againstjjential tacklers on his way. NATCHITOCHES, La Sept. 21 second-seeded Vic Seixas of quarterback from Nor Tech defeated delphia. man, kicked the second of his twoi western State 20-10 tonight to Shea, showing near-perfect serv- conversions. spoil the debut of NSC coach Jack ice control, downed the recently On the first scrimmage follow- Clayton before home fans, selected Davis Cupper, 6-4, 6-3, ing the kickoff, Pitt halfback Dick NSC took the lead in the first 8-10, 6-2.

Seixas had an easy Haley fumbled and Dodd recov on a six yard field goal Stai Missouri 7, Vanderbilt 7. Florida State 27. Furman 7. V.M.J. 7, Tampa 0.

Duke 26, South Carol.na 14. Wofford 13. Lenoir Rhyne 6. Richmond 40, Randolph -Macon 0 Bowling Green GO, Bnldwin Wallace 7. EAST Oklahoma 2fi, Pittsburgh 0, Navy 46, Boston College 6.

Vuginia 6, West Virgili.a 6 iTic). American International 19, Massachu- sctt.s G. Denison 44, California 13 East Stroudsburg 27, Millersville 0. St, Vincent 10, Thiel 7. Newport Naval Station 26, Army Forces Antilles fi.

Springfield (Mass.) 19. Connecticut 14. Rhode Island 12. Northeastern 7. Norwich 13, Bridgeport 13 (Tie) Shippensburg (i.

New Haven 6 (Tie). Edinboro 33, Clarion 0. Final Edinboro (Pa Teachers 33 Clation ff'a Teachers 0. Final Ithaca 31 Allred 13, MID-WEST Detroit 14. Marquette 0.

Xavier 13, Kent State 7. Bradley 13, Butler 0. Hanover 22. Manchester 0. North Central III 27, Rose Poly 13.

Depauw 38, 111. Wesleyan 6. Beloit 20, Lake Forest fl Elmhurst Fores, as the Kansas City Athletics de Mu.ta.kium 13. Geneva 7. the Detroit Tigers 6-3.

Marietta 13, West Virginia Wesleyan 12 Washington State 34, Nebraska 12. Iowa state io. Denvei ictory, his sixth, but needed re- ohio U. 50, Indiana (Pa 0. Western Michigan 33, (entrai Michigan lief from 1 om Morgan in the lafe Central State (Ohlot 24.

Findlav 7. Wningg, Ohio Wesleyan 13, Mount Union 0 Wooster .84, Ashland fi Morningside 12, Omaha 0. Taylor 26, Franklin 0. Wasbash 32. Albion 7.

la.vloi St Joseph's (Indi 44, Northwest Kuenn soon 0 111 Zernial Hits 2 Homers As As Win, 6-3 KANSAS City, Sept. 21 Guz Zernial pounded his 24th and 25th homeruns of the year tonight the Kansas City Athletics de- the Detroit Tigers 6-3. Jack Urban got credit for the I Rolling, Bert 2b Ih House, Byrd. b-Phille Rresko. Tuttle Groth, Running.

Anderson 32, Karlham 0 Illinois Normal 14, Ball state 12. Winona State 3n. Loras 7. Wartburg 19, Parsons 0- Coe 41, GrinnelJ 29 Central (Mo.) 6. College Guxtavus-Dolphux 20, Concordia (Minn) Daniel, 14 a-Porter, SC Olaf 19, Lawrence 13.

I Platte-, die state 26, Stevens Point 20 Totals Oshkosh State 6, Superior State 0. Kansas itv Cincinnati 13, Dayton 13. Power, lb Great Lakes 28, Olivet 13 Demaestri, Youngstown 25, Western Colorado 6. Zernial. It Western Kentucky Stale 25.

Southeast Held, i to 26-0 when second string quar End Kent Gordon raced 35 terback David Baker of Bartles- in the third period for touch- ville, combined with half down. Bruning sonverted. back Dick Carpenter of Brocken- Tech 0 7 7 ridge, Tex for a scoring NSC 3 0 7 pass. Tech Wyoming 12, Kansas St ite 7. Southern Methodist 13, California Stanford 46, San Jose State 7, Idaho State 22.

Hastings 0 Colorado 6, Washington 6 (Tie). Oregon 9, Idaho 6 Hawaii 40. Lewis and Clark Arizona 14, Brigham Y'oung 14 (tie) Utah 32, Montana 13 Morgan, Totals time with Sammy Giammalva of ered. In four plays Oklahoma by end Jim Bruning but Tech went, 20 RUSTON La a 79-yard drive was the ground, racking 204 yards Houston winning 6-4, 6-4, its third touchdown as Dodd ahead to stay in the second per- a a m' 21 13 smith! sippi Southern struck through the finally stopped on the Southern rushing to 168 for the Southerners. 6-3 fired a 17-yard strike to co cap iod on the first of two touchdowns om air for a quick first quarter score 15.

A fourth down pass from quar Southern passed for 60 semi Don Stiller as prtdom by quaiterback George faiks, J)0npd fu-id). and held off stubborn Louisiana terback James McCabe was yards to 19. Tech racked Louise Brough, Bejerly Hills. de- inantly Pitt fans wailed. both on one-yard plunges.

Tech 7 0 Tech in the final period to edge dropped by fullback Wayne Bour- up 18 first downs to 11. Rated Beverly Baker Heitz, Bel- The two quick touendowns ap ended its scoring in the fourth per 13 past the Bulldogs, 7-f). here Satur- geois on the MS 10. That was as surprising ground attack mont Shore, Calit 8-6, 6-3. patently bewildered the heft iod on a six yard run by Charles 19 0 dav night.

at Tech came to a score the visitors plenty of tr u- Other results: Before the period end Starcke. Dudley Reach and (den irDi Southern scored the first time it night. ble in the fourth quarter. Big Junior mens singles semi ed, Oklahoma boosted the scon- Green made the Tech ear west got control of the ball in the first Southern put on a drive in the guns in rushing department final Robert Delgado Los An period when quarterback Ollie second quarter that was finally were Billy Hughes of West Edward Sledge, Yates passes 38 vards to halfback stopped on the Tech 8. It looked roe who got 49 yards in 12 car- las, 6-4, 6-2; junior women J.

C. Arban in the end zone. The as if another scor was certain but ries, J. W. Slack who got 56 yards singles semi-final bany scoreboard clock said the battle two incomplete passes by Yates in 12 carries and Wayne Bourge- Moore Bakersfield Lain.

aet. was only four rr.nutes old. Yates gave Tech the ball on downs. pis who was credited with 43 yards Lorna Raymond, Covina. kicked "the point after touchdown Early in the third period another in 8 carries.

6-2, 10-8; boys singles semi- AB II A 4 0 0 2 1 4 12 0 2 3 0 13 1 4 12 10 4 114 1 2 0 15 1 00000 1 0 0OO 0 0 0 0 0 1O10 0 4 0 14 0 .1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 35 3 9 24 7 AB (I A 3 0 0 9 0 4 2 2 4 6 4 2 2 1 0 .31220 4 0 16 0 .40172 .3 0 2 2 1 .4 0 0 1 1 3 110 1 1 0 0 0 0 33 11 27 11 Wilkinson, who said earlier he downs: Parks 2 (1, plunge; 1, and that was all the scoring for Southern drive reached the Tech Statistical leaders for Southern final Robert Siska, San Fran-1 was stressing defense this year, plunge); Starcke (6, run). Con-1 21 (exhibition, the ninht 18 but Bulldog halfback George were fullback Bo Dickinson who cisco, def. Dennis Ralston. Bakers good his promise, rhe Soon- versions: Rench, Green. 24 Saskatchewan 17 greatest scoring threat Sumlin stopped it when he recov got 57 yards in a dozen attempts vield, 9-7, 6-2 and Charles displayed a so'id defense to NSC Gor- Montreal u.

(iifmuton came in the closing minutes'-i the ered a fumble by Yates. and George Sekul with 43 yards meau, Los def. Davidjblend with their (35, run), field Goal Brun- Green Bay 10, Fittsburgh Steel game when the Bulldogs put to-i Tech outgained the visitors on in only 4 carries. Reed, Los Angeles, 2-6, 8-6, 6-1. that went four teams deep, ing (6).

Conversion: io (Exhibition) a ailed out on for Daniel in 6th. b-Popped out for Byrd in 7th. e-Doubied for Presko in 9th. Score by innings: Detroit 000 001 200- 3 Kansas City 004 020 OOx 0 None RBI Demaestri 2. Zernial 3.

Mart.vn. Boone, Kuenn, Groth. 2B Demaestri. Boone, Taylor. Kuenn, Tuttle Martyn HR Demaestri.

Zernial 2 Smith. I Detroit 6, Kansas City 6. BB Running Presko Morgan SO Running 3, Daniel 2, Byrd Presko 1. Urban 2 HO Bunning 5 Chicago Cardinals 28. Baltimore (lilts 2 2 Daniel 3 in 2 13; Byrd 1 in Presko 2 in Urban 7 in 6 1-3; Morgan 2 in 2 23- R-ER Bunning 4-4.

Daniel 2 2, Bvrd n-fl. Presko 0-0, Urban 8 3, Morgan 0-0. Bunning. Urban oi-4). Bunning Paparella, Hurley, Runge.

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