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Saturday. Sept. 23. '61 1 DETROIT FREE PRESS BIG ONE: i EBaselbsll Sitoiry American League Center Line Wins, 19-12 BY HAL SCHRAM Art Curnow was the big offensive gun Friday night as defending champion Center Line High opened defense of its Bi-County League football title with a 19-12 victory over L. Pet.

GB Kew York 104 51 .671 DETROIT 94 59 .614 9 Baltimore 91 6." .583 13'2 Chiao 84 71 .542 20 Cleveland 74 80 .481 28 V2 Boston 73 81 .474 30 2 Minnesota 68 83 .450 34 Los Angeles 66 87 .431 37 Kansas C. 58 95 .379 46 Washington 56 96 .368 46 14 11 H)- CI FRIDAY'S i RESULTS DETROIT 6, Los Angeles 4. Baltimore 8, Chicago 6. Kansas City 4, Cleveland 3. Washington at Minnesota, postponed rain.

SATURDAY'S GAMES DETROIT (Bunning 16-11) at Los Angeles (McBride 12-14). Nesr.York (Daley 12-17 or Shel- National Pet. GB Cinrinnati 90 58 .608 LosAngeles 85 61 .582 4 San. Fjan. 81 65 .555 8 Milwaukee 77 69 .527 12 St.

Louis 77 70 .524 12 Pittsburgh 70 75 .483 18 "2 Chicago 61 86 .415 28i2 PhilacTphia 45 102 .306 442 Photo by JOHN VOGELE ALMOST AWAY BUT NOT QUITE is Edsel Ford's Lou Nabozny, caught on a touchdown-saving tackle by Dan Aneiros of Fordson. Joe Ilamood (left) moves in to lend a hand. Fordson won, 14-0. NEW E.M.L. POWER? Friday's Prep Grid Scores RESULTS Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 3.

San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 0- Los Angeles 6, St. Louis 3. Chicago at Milwaukee (N), rain. SATURDAY'S GAMES San Francisco (Duffalo 4-0) at Cincinnati (OTooIe 17-9). Port Huron Trips Grosse 13-12 BY GEORGE PUSCAS Port Huron gained new support as a contender in the Eastern Michigan League football race Friday night when it toppled Grosse Pointe, 13-12, for its second straight Tiger Averages (Not including Friday's night gam BATTING 3B 12 South Lake.

Curnow scored twice for the Panthers on a 13-yard end run and a two-yard dive play. Center Line's other TD came on a 35-yard pass interception by Frank Karasinski. WAYMAN SWINT, who has scored three TDs in two games and passed for a fourth, sprinted 94 yards for the sea son's longest run in the con ference to lead Lake Shore to a 25-6 decision over Fraser. Bruce Clark scored both touchdowns in leading Utica past Warren, 13-6. His final touchdown came on the first play of the final period and was set up by a pass interception by Dale Capeton.

Jim Gray scored on two short plunges to help Warren-Lincoln down Lakeview, 19-0. Riverview Falls Dennis Spear raced 64 yards for a first -period touchdown Friday night to lead Taylor Center High to a 25-14 Mid-Wayne Conference football victory over Riverview. The defeat was the first for Riverview in 13 games. 4t took Schafer just two plays to cover 70 yards the first time it gained the ball and the Vikings romped past Garden City. 30-7.

Bill Howey scored two TDs for Schafer on runs of 46 and eight yards. Oh, Romeo, 43-0! Romeo High opened its Tri-County League football season Friday night with a 43-0 victory over Waterford Ketter- It's 7-7 Tie, Then Boom -Trov, 46-14! The Colts of Troy High are kicking up their heels again. Displaying a crushing ground game, Troy pulled away from an early 7-7 tie Friday night and punished Lake Orion, 46-14, for its second straight victory. The Colts passed the glory around as Tom Towler was the only player scoring two touchdowns, one on a 53-yard run. Madison and Fitzgerald kept stride, Madison spanking Oak Park, 26-0, and Fitzgerald tripping Clawson, I 13-2.

Connie Hamner scored Madison's first TD on a two-yard run, and then broke the game open by, going 59 yards on the first play of the second half. Fitzgerald got touchdowns from Jim Osolinski on a 30-yard sweep around end and Joe Stamplis on a 50-yard pass interception. SEE THE FINEST THREE-YEAR-OLDS ON THE GROUNDS in th 11-16 mil AUTOMOTIVE HANDICAP TODAY POST 2 P.M. HAZEL PARK 10 Mil of Dcquindr ing. John Hanley and Gene" Hennig each scored twice for Romeo.

Cosmos Boot Rouge Tackle Steve Potter booted a 30-yard field goal with nine minutes left Friday night to give Hamtramck High a 3-0 victory over River Rouge in a Twin Valley Conference opener. Sophomore quarterback Art Deras sat out the game with a sore ankle. The Cosmos, now 2-0 for the season, had a second period touchdown nullified due to an offside penalty. Rouge never seriously threatened. Gerry Meanders Gerry Holtan sco'red on touchdown runs of 23 and 18 yards Friday to lead Haston.

High to a 21-6 victory over Southgate in a Tri-River Conference football opener. Dearborn Wins, 20-13 Dearborn High came from be- hind with three second half touchdowns Friday night to. launch its Huron-Rouge League football season with a 20-13 victory over Ypsilanti. Dearborn's Tom Pink scored both the tyting and winning touchdowns on a five yard plunge and a 40-yard run. Ken Walker and Ivory Oliver scored for Ypsilanti.

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Hazel Park powered over Royal Oak Dondero, 23-6, as Dick Golinski smacked for three touchdowns on runs of one, seven and 10 yards. The Royal Oak tally came on a 59-yard run by Bill Waters. IN THE DAY'S heaviest splurge, Walled Lake trounced Dearborn Lowrey, 59-0. Walled Lake scored twice in the first period, four times in the second, three more times in the third then drew a blank in the final quarter. Mike Bussmeyer, Bill Green and Mike Hinckley each scored two touchdowns.

PITCHING LaSalle) ND Tie, 13 to 13 BY JOE DOWDALL A season record crowd of 7,600 turned out for the Catholic League's blue-chip battle between DeLaSalle and Notre Dame Friday night and they weren't disappointed. The two Central Division powers blocked and tackled as though the City championship was at stake as they fought to a fitting 13-13 tie. It was fitting because the play was equally crisp on both sides as. they each piled up 240" yards rushing. AND EACH TEAM fought back after it was scored upon to create the tie.

Notre Dame scored twice within two minutes and 10 seconds in the last quarter after trailing. DeLaSalle came back three minutes later to knot the count. DeLaSalle scored the first time It got the ball, at the five-minute mark of the first The Pilots went 63 yards in six plays. DeLaSalle opened the scoring with a dazzling 34 -yard run by Terry Henninger. The 160-pound scat back was piled up at the 31 by a host of Notre Dame linemen when he spun loose and broke away just as the officials raised their whistles to stop Play.

HE WENT the last 31 yards into the jammed end zone unmolested. Quarterback Ken Gentile's kick for the extra point was good. DeLaSalle dominated play in the first half, keeping Notre Dame outside the 30-yard line. Two DeLaSalle drives carried to the Shamrock's 24- and nine-yard line. But the second half was all Notre Dame, until the closing minutes.

The Sham-' rocks double-teamed DeLa-Salle's 220-pound end Bob Ziolkowski and broke their backs loose. The Shamrocks marched 65 yards to the DeLaSalle goal line where they lost a fumble on a handoff and DeLaSalle recovered in the end zone. The Pilots were held to no gain and punted to their own 45-yard line. Notre Dame moved in for its first score on 10 plays, including a 20-yard gain on Mike Petrucci's run down the sidelines. PETKUCCI TOOK a pass from Dave Bonior on the De.

LaSalle 15 and dropped the balL He bounced it several times before he fell on it on the eight. Bob Burghardt cracked over from the one three plays later and ran over the extra point- The hard -charging fullback scored on a 70-yard dash moments later after Notre Dame took over on its 30. Burghardt, a 185-pound senior, bulled his way through two DeLaSalle safety men into the clear. DeLaSalle smothered the try for extra point and took the kickoff 50 yards in seven plays for the evener. Joe Przyzycki blocked Gentile's try for the extra point and the game ended with Notre Dame at midfield.

AN 80-YARD run by John Paciorek and a 75-yard punt return by Dan Szot aided St. Ladislaus to a 20-7 victory over" St. Catherine. Dan Barbour's 30-yard touchdown run with an intercepted pass gave St. Theresa a 6-0 edge over Visitation.

Kimball Pins 27-13 Defeat On Seaholm It's being whispered about the Eastern Michigan League that this may be the year for Royal Oak Kimball. The whispers will grow to shouts this week following Kimball's 27-13 whipping of Birmingham Seaholm Friday night. A pair of long touchdown passes from Wally Gabler to Craig Kirby sparked the Knights. The pair teamed up on a 55-yard play in the second quarter and again in the fourth period on a 24-yard play. It was the second straight victory for Kimball, which got first-half touchdowns from Bill Chilton on a 15-yard run and Rick Harris on a two -yard plunge.

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Baltimore (Brown 10-6) at Chicago (Horlen 1-2). Washington (Burnside 3-8 and Osteen 0-0) at. Minnesota (Ramos 11-18 and Pascual 14-15)- (2). Cleveland (Grant 14-9) at. Kansas City (Kirk 0-0).

THURSDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 6, Washington 3. Baltimore 5, New York 8. League (Including Friday's tames) NX. 5 Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia I1i i41510l it 10 10.11 12 12 14 14 IZ' IV III I 10' 11112 11 1 II 131 I 18 15 11 I II 01 1A 11 1J 112! SI 41 8111 113 31 41 II 41 fl Chicago (Curtis 10-12 and Cardwell 14-12) at Milwaukee fCloninger 6-2 and Hend-ley 5-6) (2).

Los Angeles (Podres 18-5) at St. Louis (Jackson 14-9). Pittsburgh (MizeU 6-10 or (Jackson 0-0) at Philadelphia Buzhardt 6-17) (N). THURSDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled. HR SB RBI Pet.

.351 .322 290 .24 .26 .20 .254 .254 .253 .250 .241 .23 .238 .224 .224 .200 BB 120 43 10 5 20 38 21 40 55 I 35 I 4 20 21 1 SO II 43 74 27 21 42 32 42 131 17 43 17 2 32 35 a 10 125 12 22 30 77 133 41 43 5 31 5 41 13 41 17 3 22 25 0 BATTINO .241 .16 .11 .182 .134 .125 .075 .000 .000 .000 .000 27 28 11 4 2 23 IS 1 1 144 4 721 .245 445 104 132 ER BB SO HR ERA 41 230 223 234 3 7 134 13 164 53 133 12 11 2 4 1.54 4 107 11 11 5 2 4 7 12 30 70 74 8 4 1 3 2 44 7 4 27 70 47 44 45 11 4 5 52 5 57 21 41 133 184 137 30 4 2 13 15 4 32 21 23 23 1 25 1 1 I 1 i.n 1.13 1.27 1.37 1.51 1.60 1.88 14 4.03 4.11 S.34 1320 425 541 434 S80 140 1.54 (Not incldding Friday's AB 141 560 147 584 145 561 147 572 124 434 144 522 144 554 145 545 144 543 131 501 games) 7 11 200 103 184 111 187 73 141 112 168 6 171 120 167 95 165 75 152 Pet. Clemente, Pitts. Pinson, Cin. Boyer, St.L. Aaron, Mil.

Moon, L.A. Robinson, Cin. Cepeda, S.F. Mays, S.F. Mathews, Mil.

Airmen, Chi. .354 .342 .321 .327 .323 .322 .308 .307 .304 .303 HOME RUNS 1 Cepeda, S.F. 43 Aaron, Mil. Mays, S.F. 3 Adcock, Mil.

I Robinson, cm. 35 RUNS BATTED IN Cepeda, S.F. 131 Aaron, Mil. Robinson, Cin. 11 Stuart, Pitts.

1 Mays, S.F. 115 114 107 Standings American League EASTERN DIVISION Pet. PFPA Houston 1 0 1.000 35 0 New York 1 1 .500 52 61 Buffalo 1 1 .500 51 53 Boston 1 1 65 38 WESTERN DIVISION Pet. PFPA San Diego 2 0 1.000 68 10 Denver 1 1 .500 39 55 Dallas 0 1 .000 10 24 Oakland 0 2 .000 0 79 SATURDAY'S GAMES Boston at Buffalo. SUNDAY'S GAMES Dallas at Oakland.

Denver at New York. Houston at San Diego. Chips Drop 3rd Straight, 36 to 7 YOUNGSTOWN, O. Freshman fullback Paul Richardson scored two touchdoims to lead Youngstown (O.) College to a 36-7 rout of Central Michigan University here Thursday night. It was a l's third straight defeat.

Central's touchdown came on a 29-yard pass play, Ken Gephart to Chuck Koons. (3 IVlJ anCT TlMF It-V) fl 1 51 I'y 2 i-'10' 8 12 141 1412 1411 1 9 12 12 10' 12:10 13 9 11 813 14 6 i ll2 10 14 13 41 i i 13 I 7 12 41 8 71 71 5 -HI 11 10 10 41 7 71 71 71-1 i 5 13 el 410' II 71 8 I I 41 4i 51 II 71 l-l 71 SI 41 SI 41 II 71 71 7i- ffiri The Top Ten (Based en 150 or more at bats) AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE victory. Larry Butler, smashed the Grosse Pointe defenses on rushes of one yard and 14 yards for both Port Huron touchdowns. Butler also converted after each score, giving Port Huron its winning margin. Grosse Pointe's two touchdowns came in the second and third period, one on a two yard plunge by Skip Beltz, the other on a 31-yard pass from Rich Brydges to Mike King.

The Pointers bowed, however, on their failure to produce extra ppints. One try was blocked, another was wide of the goal posts. FORDSON, a power in the Border Cities 'Conference, rolled to its second victory, trimming Edsel Ford, 14-0. Quarterback Joe Hamood connected for 74 yards with Ed Attlee in the third period, then sprinted 10 yards for another score on the game's second-last play. Two blocked kicks doomed Lincoln Park to a 13-12 loss to Trenton.

The first was a blocked punt at the Lincoln Park two, which set up a five-yard plunge by Dave Heneger for the winning touchdown. The second was a conversion try after Lincoln Park's first touchdown. Trenton's winning margin was John Walters' plunge for an extra point following its opening score a nine-yard pass from Tom Shamanski to Heneger. PORTER JOHNSON sped 22 and five yards and Bernie Tanzey zipped 45 with an intercepted pass as Mt. Clemens whipped Rochester, 19-6.

Hugh Sarah plunged for two touchdowns to lift Plymouth to a 26-7 edge over Farmington. Jim Tromeur passed 20 yards to Bob Moon in the final three minutes to give Cherry Hill a 25-21 edge over Willow Run. Wyandotte rallied with scoring runs of eight and 15 yards by Jerry Sieg and conversions by Harry Foster to edge Ecorse, 14-13. Ecorse's scores came on runs of 65 and 99 yards by Clarence Oden, but the extra-point try a run by Jim Reddick following the second TD failed. Melvindale struck In each Don't Buy Any Series Souvenirs CINCINNATI (UP I) Police here are seeking a man known only as "Art" in conec-tion with the printing of World Series baseball souvenir tickets that look like the real thing.

The police vice control bureau received a phone call from a printer who said he had filled an order to print replicas cf World Series tickets and then became worried about its CITY LEAGUE Cass Tech 33, Northeastern 0. Chadsey 1, Henry Ford 14. Cody 31, Wilbur Wright 0. Cooley 34, Western 7. Denby 14, Central 6.

Eastern 18, Osborn 12. Mumford 14, Southeastern (. Pershing 33, Northern 0. Redford ii. Northwestern t.

Southwestern 13, Mackenzie 1. CATHOLIC LEAGUE DeLaSalle 13, Notre Dame 13. St. Ladislaus JO, St. Catherine T.

St. Agatha 35, Ypsilanti St. John St. Theresa 4, Visitation SUBURBAN Bloomfield Hills 21, Brighton t. Cherry Hill 25, Willow Run 21.

Dearborn Haston 21, Southgate 4. Fordson 14, Edsel Ford 0. Lake Shore 25, Fraser i. Tecumseh 14, Dundee 4. Hamtramck 3, River Rouge C.

Plymouth 26, Farmington 7. Romeo 43, Watertord Kettering 0. Taylor Center 25, Riverview 14. Warren Lincoln 19, Lakeview t. Schafer 30, Garden City 7.

Center Line 19, South Lake 12. Bay City Central 13, Pontiae Central 0. Milan 34, Flat Rock 0. Fitzgerald 13, Clawson Wyandotte 14, Ecorse 13. Lutheran West 21, Inkster 19.

Northville 27, Holly 13. Melvindale 26. Belleville 13. Utica 13, Warren t. Dearborn 20, Ypsilanti 13.

Anchor Bay 14, Armada 12. New Haven 18, Brown City 7. Blissfield 14, Airport 13. Walled Lake 59, Dearborn Lowrey t. Troy 44, Lake Orion 14.

Madison 26, Oak Park 0. RO Kimball 27, Birmingham Seaholm 13. Clarkston 21, Milford 4. West Bloomfield 12, Clarenceville 12. Riverside 38, Harper Woods 12.

Allen Park 25, Monroe CC 13. Trenton 13, Lincoln Park 12 Port Huron 13, Grosse Pointte 12. Marysville 41. Richmond 0. Hazel Park 23, RO Dondero 4.

Mt. Clemens 19, Rochester 4. Ferndale 41, Southfield 4. Grosse Pointe US 30, Whitmore Lake Berkley 24, Livonia-Bentley 0. STATE Kalamazoo U.

19, Southt Haven II. Muske9on Heights 13, Holland 6. Musk. Reese-Puffer 39, Coopersville 4. Powers 26, Carney 0.

Negaunee 20, Gladstone 12. Sauit Ste. Marie 34, Stephenson (. Hancock 31, Ontonagon 7. Calumet 20, Houghton 4.

Ironwood 39, Hurley, 7. Morley Stanwood 12, Howard City t. Bad Axe 39, Marlette 4. Cass City 24, Frankenmuth f. Caro 19, Elkton-Pigeon 4.

Port Hope 4, Port Hope Our Lady 4. Deckerville 13, Unionville 7. Ionia 18, St. Johns 4. Eau Claire, 20, Menominee 4.

Escanaba Holy Name 14, Kingsford 7, Bessemer 33, Iron River t. Lary Beats LA for 22nd Continued from First Sports after McAuliffe. had singled with one out. As a result two runs scored and the Tigers were only two down. THEN, IX THE fourth inning, Brown banged his 16th homer and McAuliffe added his sixth of the year to knot the score.

That set the stage for Ka-line's 19th after two were out in the sixth inning. Detroit picked up another run In the eighth off reliefer Tom Morgan, thanks to another Angel error by Joe Koppe. With two out Bill Bruton walked and when Kaline hit to Koppe, Bruton scored when Koppe's throw went into right fieldl. DETROIT 002 201 10- 4 Los Angeles 220 000 000 4 10 4 LARY and Brown; GRBA, Morgan (8) and Rodgers. Head on to the week's great gridiron excitement: Arkansas vs Mississippi! fcS etrritni 1 MrlM.

MUFFLERS "I siJ STRONGER Quieter, More Quality CaaaMMaala5AawM Northville's QB Engineers All 4 Scores' Northville is rated the team-to-beat for football honors in the Wayne-Oakland League this season and quarterback Steve Juday is the big reason. Juday had a hand in all four touchdowns Friday night as Northville opened its league campaign with a 27-13 triumph over Holly. Juday tossed a pair of 30- j-ard TD passes to Craig Bell and Dan Brown and scored the other two himself on quarterback sneaks. Northville enjoyed a 27-7 halftime advantage. Like Northville, Bloomfield Hills made it two straight victories by blanking Brighton, 21-0.

Roger Stewart and Brian O'Neill scored on short plunges, while Art Tregenza went 60 yards on a quarterback keeper. Clarkston also made it two in a row by downing Milford, 21-6. Jim Watkins ran 15 yards late in the game to give West Bloomfield a 12-12 tie with Clarenceville. M-Girls Lead In Golf Tourney SACRAMENTO (UPI) Long-hitting Mickey Wright and 22-year-old Murle MacKen-zie Lindstrom tied for the lead Friday at the end of the first round of the 54-hole Sacramento Valley Women's Open gold tournament with 73s. DICK The BRUISER Former U.S.

Champion DETROIT SUBURBAN 10340 Livernoii. nr. Sr. WE 5-934 East Detroit 2450? Gratiot PR B-IOOI 201 17 Livrnois. nr.

Mile, UN 4-038 Lincoln Pk. 44 Southfield. DU 3-3014 7440 Vernor. bet. Grn.

Cent. VI 2-9038 Plymouth 90 S. Main GL 3-7040 15999 Livernois. cor. Puritan, UN 3-4494 Royal Oak 209 W.

Sixth II 8-9225 25141 Gr. River, cor. 7 Mile, KE 5-3400 Wyandotte 1732 Eureka AV 5-3842 TERRITORIES STILL AVAILABLE (Not incldding Friday's games) Friday's AB 122 423 150 505 111 473 144 574 150 507 125 400 127 440 131 491 141 463 144 533 games) 43 153 112 181 71 153 114 185 130 161 64 125 45 135 0 14 91 140 44 160 Pet. .362 .351 .323 .322 .318 .313 .307 .303 .302 .300 Howard. N.Y.

Cash, DET. PiersaU- Clev. Kaline, DET. Mantle, N.Y. Robinson, Chi.

Battey, Minn. Brandt, Baltimore Gentile, Baltimore Siebern Kansas City HOME RUNS 5 Kiltebrew, Minn. 53 Colevtto, DET. 43 Maris, N.Y. Mantle, N.Y.

Gentile. 43 42 125 125 RUNS BATTED IN Maris, N.Y. 13 Cash, DET. Colavito, DET. 133 Mantle, N.Y.

Gentile, Bait. 131 Pro Grid National WESTERN League DIVISION -1' DETROIT 1 Baltimore 1 0 San Fran. 1 0 Minnesota 1 0 Chicago 0 1 LotrAng. 1 Green Bay 0 1 Pct.PFPA 0 1.000 17 IS 0 1.000 27 24 0 1.000 35 0 1.000 37 IS 0 .000 IS 37 0 .000 24 27 0 .000 13 17 DIVISION Pct.PFPA 0 1.000 27 20 0 1.000 21 10 0 1.000 27 24 -EASTERN Phiramfi. 1 Sh Louis 1 Dallas 1 Washton 0 Pittsburgh 0 York 0 Cl'evsland 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 3 So 24 27 .000 10 21 .000 20 27 SATURDAY'S GAME Chicago at Los Angeles (N).

JFJJNDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at Baltimore. St. Lmms at Cleveland. New Yprk at Pittsburgh. Washington at Philadelphia.

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