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Grid Te to Recei TE, | h B rl eam Oo ecelive courtesy as 1) - » ' * : the bowling 0 Lames, Major Bowl Bid y ’ foi WITHOUT,” Lon <3 ajor 0 : l . a hey * By FRANK LEAHY we : HIS THO FRONT % By United Press wit spotlight as ty ANA a Fa Puch. Enivemit of Notes Die linda is) eETHY i NEW YORK, Nov. 12—Illinois and Stanford, entering finest leagues Al as we spent last Saturday is the home-stretch of the race for lucrative bowl invitations, Shapies SE

hardly conducive to writing an inspiring article for Monday's

paper.

But, at least our experience allows us to make one pre-

diction which will hold up—and that is that when the polls are published tomorrow the number one team will be Michigan State. They certainly were one of football's finest teams on Satur- T

By BILL EGGERT | THERE'S no letup on the pressure that the Indianapangio - ols Caps are shouldering. io Eve Dem a hand. You ean | When they took on their the American

| My hat is off to Coach Munn|worst defeat of land his entire team. May they Hockey League season here last go ‘all the way undefeated. We night, 7 to 2, from Hershey that] {appreciated the fact that he and/was the sixth straight game in [Michigan State President John| which they have failed to win. {Hanna took the time to come into| This week’s schelule puts them |our dressing room after the game. against Western Division foes;

were almost ds certain today of a New Year's date in the Rose Bowl as Georgia Tech is of one in the Orange Bowl

Tech's Engineers received thel v call fromg the Orange Bow! com-| The Southwest, with TCU, Baymittee after their 34-7 victory lor and Rice still mathematical over VMI last Saturday to be-in the running, o the mi come the first college “definitely” exciting finish. The Border Conin. Others still have some fifger-| ference title will await the Dee. gnawing to do but here's the way 1 meeting between Hardin. it looks now: [mons and Texas Tech, each wil 9" 8 a 3-0 conference record. Both ROSE BOWL: Almost certainly play non-conference games next Illinois: vs. Stanford. Illinois,|Saturday. - .

day afternoon, g* ™ Coach Biggie . Competing with Coach Munn Cincinnati here Thursday and . 3 Vin h igri fy tor the day's honors will be Stan- Pittsburgh here next Sunday with seven straight victories, has| Other outstanding “Bames “ceive top honors |ford’s . youthful . Chuck Taylor night. 2 Yoush one. in Shio Bigte nest Slide goue Dame-North Carg- ' | Indi upset Southern) ainst stern clubs, the aturday but closes lina, Penn-Army, Princeton-Yale, for A. perfectly Whose Sndians P Pin we Michigan, which is ineligible for Stanford-Oregon State,

prepared team. © They blocked, © tackled and ran

California to practically assure Caps have won one, lost six and themselves of an appearance in tied once. Cincinnati has beaten,

{Pasadena on New Year's'Day. |

{the Caps twice and Pittsburgh,

: UCLAthe bowl. Stanford, with an 8-0 Washington, Alabama-Georgla slate after a thrilling 27-20 vic-/Tech, Baylor-Wake.. Forest, Co-

things warm Classic League improve on a.

Jack Welsh

born streak

in a fashion as Leahy 4 8 = winner in 12 of 13 league games| tory over Southern Cal, must win lumbia-Navy’ Dartmouth-Cornell, from the perc close to perfection as we have IF STANFORD can get by their |ajready, has tripped the Caps! only one of its two remaining Michigan State-Indiana, Mich- - ; two remaining opponents, Oregon twice. games to clinch mathematically./igan-Northwestern and Georgia- LUCA’S M4

' seen. : Ld =

HIS OFFENSE was superb and

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State and California, Coach Tay- . 8 lor will be a top candidate for, HERSHEY'S lopsided win last

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{ Auburn.

SUGAR BOWL: Tennessee, 60-

challenger to will face a ste

Coach of the Year honors. He night in front of the largest 14 victor over Washington & Lee gw » Electric. Bob they were » & : ; : : . { rie, Ihe y plement has done an outstanding job in crowd this season—5366—was the last Saturday and winner of 17 for Luca's gf Spartans were such. an outstand. DIS freshman year. B'ars third straight over Indian- straight, almost a certain pick. S ‘ edge. Da an J " Two other key victories were apolis. Best bet for an opponent is Mary- However. in

ing team that it was difficult to

registered by Baylor over Texas It was a reasonably close

land, 40-21 victor over Navy, and

& t indi . farketmen wi fivgle oul inlivigusls a8 Seine and Cornell over Michigan. Bay- game until the final period when (with a season's slate of 7-0. As Cha ‘ames while best tackle we have faced for Of NOW has the inside track on Hershey unloaded five goals, two . 2» ¢ raight. Lu quite some time, and Bob Carey's the Cotton Bowl invitation. Lefty while Indianapolis's Billy Me- COTTON BOWL: TCU holds is 921 but a 6-foot 5-inch frame made an ideal J2Mes brought his team back Cor was shtug out a Bvs min- the Jead in the ‘Southwest Con- . ; i winning has et target for Al Dorow's tosses in EO I icals 1 Kuock off a y = 5 3 ng injury. " [ference with 3-0 but must face ll 00 Third-place kev situations. gan . Texas, Rice and SMU on succes- tangles with

5 | No NE In analyzing the game we real-| Undefeated powerhouses, Ten- T- ONE Hershey player sive Saturdays. Baylor, which g;

i nessee, Illinois, Maryland, Prince- Scored more than one goal. Joe 5 . a] Philip is the new CYO in another 2: that the rate Salitaliged ON)ion and Georgia ya continued Schertzl got his in the first pe-| ; plays My aud Rite, Big Fee Cadet football champion for 1951. Neh! squad 1} the si 8 ora i rr °% Zito roll. Tennessee has the tough lod. Silvio Bettio notched one in M4 : As exas ao s and; gt. Philip won the title by turn- in 27 starts e sign of a y great team. yet to face the second period then the B'ars| poayior ell are Sul jn he nun ling back Christ the King, 20to 0, recent colla

sincerely apologize for ever in-/Part of its schedule wn Ys Apolosne Would makes Mississippi, Vanderbilt and bombarded Cap Goalie Glenn Hall|

with 31 third-period shots as Real it a close ball game. Kentucky are’ coming up. Ken- i We knew we had a fairly good tucky will be rough. Chevrefils, Frank Mario, Norm |

Corcoran, Jerry Brown and Andy = = ! Sean Hut Jever did We lize GEORGIA TECH has accepted Branigan all scored. a endous difference a, inyitation to the Orange Bowl

* The Caps, who have scored 10 there is between the good and the yg this assures Miamians of goals in their last six gimes, man-

great. Our only solace of thei, . {Seeing one of the most interesting aged to meet Hershey Goalie! Say Same Xen the team arrived|yoams to watch come New Year's Gordie Henry's par figure. His

(ning. But two victories in their {remaining three games should win it for the Horned Frogs. 2 = ~ ORANGE BOWL: Georgia Tech, undefeated but tied, awaits an opponent. In the wake of another Saturday.’of surprising scores but few

them out of « McGrew of average of 2 . figure is one

Luca's Mar] team series | while Sylvanie team singleto 702 series of |

at the CYO Field yesterday before 4500 fans. The title claims came early. A 12-yard pass play from Dan Warren to “Buttons” Manley produced the first TD early in the first quarter,

Halfback Dave MeGlinchy scored twice in the third quarter

Day. goals-against average hovers upsets, there remained eight un- . : : . % = | For us it is back to work in an around two per game. Earl Reibel Deaten and untieq major powers, le 55 ras oe ur Ed Coin AS THE players trudged intolall out effort to salvage a decent slapped in Enio Sclisizzi’s pass at! They are Illinois, Tennessee, Cin-c,...4" touchdown. ey has a 277 sin, the siztion hey were greeted by record out of our remaining three 11:53 in the first period and De- Sinman Michigan State, Maryland. po. MePadden intercepted three. X = } S8an Francisco, Stanford 3 Tw Triste over people Who came down games. |fenseman Jim Hay whizzed a long| Puctos Claco anford and aases. Eddie Montovani Dave THE BIG

{carom shot by Henry at 4:54 in (the final period. : 8 =» ] ELSEWHERE in the league] last night, Pittsburgh rolled on

Donnelly and Mike Grettys paced the losers. Sacred Heart beat St. Andrew, 21 to 0, in the preliminary game.

is the Yaver the Pennsyly man’s Whirla to dominate

Illinois draws a dangerous opponent in Ohio State and Cincinnati should get a tough battle from Xavier. But the “others,

The Times

Johnny. Parsons took a big jump in the AAA standings volved in the Pacific Conference Division No. * All Stars—Mike Gettss, place with a

with a 3 to 2 triumph at Cincin- : | with the possible exception of Each team was a second-place 25-2 record path Cleveland Wise Sutailte 0 Unlik th S { : ° Tennessee which meets “Missis. inher in each division. Bigs Might | first-perio . Louis lea al g g |] 00st t sippi, should have clear sailing. All-Star Team e iriav four-goal rally in the second pe-| y arsons S a in J¥ ow g gi PlYision No 1 All Stars Bob Bunsen. a strong M;: iriod for a 4 to 1 victory in St. . . . SEVEN OF the eight unbeatens Cros. RT. Tony Prey’ Lourdes. RG: Kiek Hickman's gir {Louis before 8155 fans. Rags! played last Saturday and all ex-| Paden: St gi Fu rou, Doh Mt impressively r ; . (Raglan, former Cap defenseman, | n 5 a ce ing © cept Stanford won by lop-sided [3 Hichara Toon oul Sh iapatrick. cookies to hal ORS VT» {appeared in the Flyers’ lineup. He, | scores. Stanford, of course, could Dick Hurley, Si. Philip B. Bill Sehmi, a first-place b Speed Shop Conditioning” was sent down by Chicago be-| Times Special not be expected to since it was in- Hears, Bo 5: Cene Childs, Sacred Marott Sho

cause the Flyers’ Eddie Nicholson, In Eastern - Sk is injured and Steve WN y

‘ : sie : : : showdown with Southern Cal. Brit Abs. Hine. RE; Jodls, panos, H- well off the le: Venezuelean Race cc ars {had gone to Ft. Williams, Ontario, today after winning the AAA 150-mile national champion- yo surprising score of the Ofor e Aibrecn, s r aa, g; Bob Tans. could derive N {to attend the funeral of his The Indianapolis Olympians ship big car race at Bay Meadows, Cal., yesterday. A crowd day was Cornell's 20-7 triumph macuiate art. Lt: Tom Kavanaush. with a convin : B Holy Name, : G . St, Four Venezuelan race driversiOldsmobile 88's are being condi- MOther. and the sun have nothing in com- of 8850 witnessed the final AAA evi=it of the season. over, Michigan. one of the feared ions. B. rdtie Montovani. Chris: ‘the head, are making Indianapolis their tioned for road racing. IN THE ofly other AHL clash [20 Uflike the sun the Olymps ______............ 1 Tomy Bettenhausen had won DB. Teh powers which usually de-{jint, 3; Pues Shupey, St." Andrew, ‘3; THEY WIL headquarters while their four = = = Jat Bir to Cash are setting—not rising—in the A g Your Ivy schools. But Cornell.) Honorable Mention—Tom Miller, Holy a silent root stock cars are being made ready RALPH POTTER, owner of the “2° toddard’s two goals and pag l . h G the AAA title before yesterday's recovering from the Princeton de- Rosary-8t. Mary. Bank who wil for the International Mexican Shop, said his crew of mechanics Bal of BsSis jes P révidence to, Tne Olymps wended their way IFS vests BYept. P RTO Yorke his way pacle at last, took charge in the Dollar Davie rout Tac Tater tis month BAe deen worling around the 50,3 Yor) at home over BUC nome from Syracuse . Y. ih At Colebration ems ting, ino mond bai "= ™ Tumer Eyes Docusen won. Dr. J. R. Gomez, Magin Pastor|Cl0CK to have the cars ready to °° e happy over two losses on a quick eieprarion p. : There is surprisingly little ac- : ._ as Morris Plar yd » leave tomorrow. They must be Minor penalties and one major... .4 trip. They followed up a de- : 4 » lead on the 131st lap, passing tion in the conferences next Sat- As KO Chain Victim out of first Suarez, . Cesar A. Lucero an lin Mexi : Ten of the penalties came in the Cathedral's 1951 city co-cham- Bettenhausen who had led since yrday although sets oc ¥ : {in Mexico City Friday. Some of feat in Rochester Saturday night . J gh upsets can al , ledger and ar Oscar Vera have been spending ¥ first period y nig H be h PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12 (UP) ge all their spare time in Ralph's|.D¢ things being done are instal- oo Which took 45 minutes wip 5 93.79 loss to Syracuse last pos EE oe the 50th lap. ways scramble the situations. Welterweight Gil Turner, who to succeed . | s ored a e C - ; | | 2 ’ Muffler and Speed Shop, g54 lation of additional 50-gallon H k night. night at 7:30 at the CYO Field. Parson won $2500 , for Arst PRINCETON Ce 8 re 1 doesn’t know how it feels to lose Davie. Pat 8 Mass, Ave. where their four Basoling Sanka, Safety heits, Sual Oockey Summary | $2: Mike Dunn of WXLW will be Place. A guarantee purse of $10.-1,, "2 Jamation: Margie a fight, goes after his 25th vic- | age paces the a y , POl-| INDIANAPOLIS: Gosl Hall: defense,| "ROW 5 i ; n ; tan he y Ban-Dee R lish intake valves and exhaust Durham. Hay: center, Reibel: winge, Beli: t s PRowD of go turned out master of gerepnonies. The Trish, 100 Was. offered, His time Was and VMI are unbeaten in the o' WHIFHE Whe We Jakes of as th third: |ports, check ignition and coil 27%: McComb: alternates, Polk. Coftin, LO S¢® the Syracuse Nats outpunch yp, ghare the city grid title for|42.3689 minutes, averaging 87.8/Southern’ Conference and play Bernard Docusen in a 10-round | | ’ gn a Jo O'Grady, J. Wilson, L. Wilson, Hirschfeld. the Indianapolis cagers in every he second straight year with ‘miles an hour. five d a ‘ *"° match which may prove his 17-10 record : | system. McKay, Giesebrecht, Heller. - uarter. It was the Nats’ third the i : " i and six-times beaten teams 3 News. Fourt | In addition to the four cars Hershey: Goal. Henry: defense, Brani- 3 i ¢ as RT s . Te Tech, . were honored at an all-| His victory moved him from next week: Illinois and Stanford !°ughest so far. i will be tryin; {being worked on here, the Vene- fatyre Broan: o1 ry ario: ings, Me an B= a e Olymps sono01 pep rally this morning. ninth to sixth place in the final'appear “in” in the Western and The 21-year-old Philadelphjan § 16-11 book zuelan team ‘will also have two Behertal, Pustraas Oronhice: maps. 8 080F eir fourth setback in The team will be guests of the AAA standings. Pacifie Conference; Tulsa appears is favored to add one more vic- E Safrin’s De a ames C l § Studebakers and two Hudson ChS{efis. Corcoran. Labine. Bettie. ~ Six (ries. annual football panquet at the Bettenhausen was second, unchallenged in the Missouri Val- tim to his long list. He has © 5 pa : Hornets in the race. The inter- BL ini Rt ius Rustall; Hues: | The Nats were paced by Center Riviera Club at 6:30 p. m. Wednes- Henry Banks third. Neal Carter ley and Woming has finished its knocked out 21 of his 24 oppoBy Ualteh Yeem "nationally famous Italian driver, SCORE BY PERIODS " |Red Rocha’s 21 points, Rocha was day. Tech also will be feted at r5urth and Andy Linden fifth. (Schedule with the certainty of a nents. Docusen, a New Orleans PRE-MATC Indiana's three remaining high Ortilio Cagnaro will drive one of JN IARarOLS eae. 3. 30me of five Syracuse players hit- 6:30 p.m. in the Tech cafeteria. (thers to finish: Gene Force, tie for the title in the Skyline Filipino, is fast and slick and an Upset will school football championships will] these cars. c SCORING ting in double figures. Joe Gra- ~~ T Jim Rigsby, Jimmy Davies, Bill @®onference. hasn't lost a fight this year. : Lal . 2 | 2 2 = FIRST PERIOD: 1—Hershey, Schertsi boski was high for the Olymps 0 th ce Schindler, Duane Carter, Manue] [re——— EC, SY A ———————g be settled this week. I IN N (Brown, Mario), 11:42 23—INDIANAPO- | : n e i 4 Linton’s unbeaten Miners takel. T DIANAPOLIS will be repre- LIS, Reibel (Sclisizsi, McComb), Ao | with 15 points. AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Ayulo, Freddie Agabashian, Bob ° * . ' thelr nine-game winning streak to ted id fe fase. Lenty War Penalties...Coflin {boardehecking), 4:44... The way ahead of the Olymps : Western Division, oa Ball and Gordon Reid. | Ca itol Ci Tire Co : 3 | ’ opular midget an sprin rham ripping), 102. { GPW L Pts. G a 3 i Sullivan in an Armistice Day bat-| SECOND PERIOD" 3—Herchey, Bettio|\S NO easier, Tomorrow night CC ..1312 I 0 24 48 32 Jack McGrath, Rodger Ward, P . i tle today, and a victory will Bn Suter, He (unassisted), 8:25. | Penalties — Branigan they face George Mikan and the Cleveland i$ 8 v2 1% @ 3 Paul Russo and Mike Nazaruk : sure the Miners of the Western'gay ana will dri eXCo LILY 10! prown tripping, 12:01; Armoteses (oy Minneapolis Lakers in sButler @i,innets "013 8 7 0 12 37 4T/failed to finish. Eighteen pilots 2 Indiana loop crown. jcay any rive a new Chrysler ;ing), 13:42. Fieldhouse. Mikan, incidentally, INDIANAPCLIS "15 4 8 3 10 38 36.0.4 the race. £ But Clinton also still has a omiwer companion will be Les THIRD PERIOD: « Kersher, Chews was held to four points in the Basten Division. oo Dick Frazier of Muncie, Ind. ¢ chance. The Wildcats, unbeaten pari id of the Wayne QOLIS. Hay (L. Wilson), 434. 6—Hershes, Lakers’ 77-72 loss to Boston yes- Hershey 3 78315 5% ilcaptured the AAA national midg- i in their last eight games and de-! rate, which starts Now Matis Siclatyrel, 1, (Teme. Col. terday. Pr ance 13 4 59 14 et auto championship race at . feated only by Linton in their sooth and ends Nov. 25 will Pe Brown (Mario), 13:47. 9—Hershey, Bran- OBrien.t 3 BTR sohos. 1 PG PT P Syracuse 12 3 : : Knoxville, Tenn. Harry rner { 1 2 € igan (Kulman, Corcoran), 16-57 en, 1 3 2 Gabor, { 625 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Be 3 opener, clash with Brazil today. : Lofgran, { 2 68 5 Schayes, f 455 was second and George Tichenor : A Linton loss and a Clinton wis 8 Mexico City north to the Caps SHOTS 55 Hall ives Bar LR f i i I ? 9 i a at rows 1 2. |third i {Am BPE... iain aly a 3 rnhorst, ng 1 evelan . 3 i | - E would give the 'Cats the cham-| erjean border. BEATS: 1iresens 7 Henry... orese * Jaan. N13 Br FpaNarous: | Jimmy McDowall, a 29-year-old E Plonstip with a 6-1 conference, n |Grasowsi. ; 3 3 8evmour, 2 i NATIONAL LEAGUE og Pilot, was killed yesterday when |.» ; . { Jones, ” : 4 K Tore mute wiey ana ay Ne Yo Giants, Browns Ready Pinte Jliginee, 3ffpe BI110 8 Bor Toros Pia Tt was believe ' yo —— erkorn, g oronto $ , . / : 3 rrers - RS ed 7-32 14 37 35 : . eS Eo Bi rows mon maw snmp if 1d eowall tamed too shariy on UIN YOUR 5 \ 2 New | GEPEISC 5 while Lafayette and West Lafa- or itter Rival Clash Syracuse. ! : % i a a} Chleass RESULTS Bn sear R= up Bu momo mw CAR YOUR LIFE AND YOUR vette make up their postponed By United Press : Beets Bora vars Tt 3! Montreal 3, Detroit 3° underpeath the car. ’ ’ : game at Purdue. NEW YORK. Nov. 12— The Na- Niners came from behind in the Joshet! Grabgwski 3 O'Brien 2, lofgran New York 3. Chicago 2 i imi p—— — I I 7 Evansville Bosse must lick toca Feotiar Lecons - A Jas! Saimuie to edge the New York | Barker orst 3, Lavoy, Crocker, Jones 3. Boston 1. Toronto 1 Lo . | | FAMILY S HAPPINESS! crosstown rival Memorial Satur- es division Yanks, 19 to 14, in the other So! 1 isto r Tables Bolt Winner day to grab the Southern Confer- races were as tight as a miser’'s games. Pro Basketball ouna ce . . or Mal ence flag. A loss may mean a tie fist today as the Cleveland ~The Browns now have a 6-1 rec- WESTERN DIVISION ot Pei et — ge £0 Of North-South pin Memoria). Tne 11 also bai, Browns and New York Giants or Ad the Sante ave a 5-1-1 Ee 3 3 = Tomorrow $38 jie tH Gag e for the Pocke y crown he _/mark. e Bears and Rams have Milwaukee ~~... . 0 ... 1} 3 ny eCmesAy ». DN 2:11 55 12:40 ‘PINEHURST. N. C., Nov. 12 by Evansville Reitz the past four repo to Tesume one of the pro 5-2 records, while Detroit is only pt Warne i »iotoeoee 3 i 3 Priduy 1 Tie Food 3:33 +43 (UP)—Tommy Bolt is a calm and| YOUR Hi VE T | years. essional circuit's bitterest rival- a half-game behind them with a EASTERN DIVISION (era? i200 tm 9 Rie level-headed golfer, but he, prob- 1 1 There are two major games up- Eles next Sunday at the Polo 4-2-1 showing. Boston Won Lost PetiMonday ...... D0 3:3 10:08 3% .biv was Snding it difficult to state, ‘East Chicago Washington Grounds. 2 The Browns trailed, 10-0, Srracuse Ceereries : } 150 . 1 maintain his composure today and city foe Roosevelt tangle The Browns, the pro game's halftime after gaining only A Deon oir 3 2 MG Western Conference after winming op North and Tuesday in a game postponed nest “last quarter” performers, yards. They were behind, 17-10, M™ York. ...... 2 1 460 W.L T. Pet. TP OP g,uth Open Championshi f : y came from behind yesterday to after th EE INDIANAPOLIS 00 nos $170 19% 08 4 pe y Pe from last week. By winning, 3 LE : er ree quarters and then Syracuse 33. INDIANAPOLIS 69. Michigan ©3 1.0 750 18 43 op 13 Id Oklah gy Roosevelt can tie Gary Emerson heat the Philadelphia Eagles, 20 sndtched victory from Coach! Pe Warne To Miaankeos” 50 | Wisconsin . 3.33 40 NB 8 waryear-o klahoman, pe for the west NIHSC title. but a [° 17 and retain their slim, half- Wayne Milner'’s Eagles with 10 Rochester #0. New York 8, ro state | 319 PIR: who now plays out of Durham, flip of the coin will send one SAmMe lead over the Giants in the last-period points. | Minneapond SE SONIGHY 5 Minneagta 1 23 33 32 109 N. C., captured first place money against undefeated East NIHSC American Conference. The Giants Graham threw a 24-yard touch- a ee INDIANS al 49 0 6 win the annual 72-hole tournament Expert wheel alignagains 5. y/defeated the Washington Red- down pass to Ken Carpenter in Pro Football y YF ws 0 4 1 100 8 162 yesterday by firing a three-under- g 5 Bmpion Bouts Bevd Central gine 28 to 14. the third period and passed to 9 9 so. par 69 in the final round, He ment, Prompt, se. ‘ I " ay e conference pay- : In the National Conference, the Dante Lavell to make it 17-all| AMERICAN CONFERENCE Hoosier Conference ound up wiih 2 total of 283 and | liable farice on ol ® FORD iol ,. 1408 Angeles Rams bounced back early in the fourth quarter. | Cleveland . 1 3 Pet 19 npr oney, { makes of cars. Sce $ 70 Emerson lost to Mishawaka's int, 5 first place tie with the Chi-| Bobby Layne, a Bears castors, |New Fork iil: il: 4s) It was Bolt's first important today for safe, | |S CHEVROLET When Eastern Division titlists in last | | Philadelphia 10 500 victory and stamped hi ij Jus today tor sate, n ear's finale, 14 to 6 cago Bears. The Rams scored/threw two touchdown passes to Pittsburgh 4 1; :368 y nh a8 3 trouble free miles. } © PLYMOUTH : years hinae, '+4 10%, _____ four times in nine minutes to beat| Leon Hart and one each to! gppaneon ......2 8 0 . aa rent Tor fhe forthcoming winter i , make, ¢ the Chicago Cardinals, 45 to 21,/Dorne Dibble and Pat Harder as| NATIONAL CONFERE { del tour, aim—— It is so easy to be low-cos and the Detroit Lions gave them Detroit broke a string of 11 losses Loa Abel W LT Pet. P OP safe. INCLUDES INSTALLATION : STE gre gg THRE ors og . as e Bears’ firs Sp mm———— —— La PO ntcas’ . . . {San Francisco .... 4 3 0 571 152 122 . . ‘ . 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