2.1110 Guardian, Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 14. 1964. l ... . - l

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman Macdonald Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

Our Observations Are Wrong \

Somebody’s always proving ly play the role of peacemak- . one of our wise observations ers seemed very scarce. Most 3 wrong. We said recently that of the players seemed to want ‘. fisticuffs in a hockey match was the battles to go on rather , a frustrating business. You were than stop them. which is ra- l dragged away before you collld ther unusual. . get in any damaging hooks or jabs. This certainly was We were inclined to disagree; true in the game between the with the decision to call off the. Junior Legionnaires and the. game with only 3‘:- minutes to; Enman Drug Combines at Civic play. We admit there was a lot! Stadium on Friday night. There of fighting. but the boys were; . were twelve major penalties for going to the penalty bench with-. fighting and in some of those out protesting. in other words.l 1 encounters the boys stood toe to the referee and his assistants.E

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS ‘ Cleveland won its first East- ern Conference title in the Na- tional Football League since 1957 Saturday in a 52-20 rout of the New York Giants. with Frank Ryan throwing five

‘ Ryan. an unsung hero of the

Browns also scored once on a

12-yard run up the middle and

completed 12 of 13 passes for yards.

In Sunday's action. halfback Lenny Moore and receiver Ray Berry broke records .as the

ltimore Colts finished the season with a 45-17 victory over the Washington Redskins.

St. Louis 11 o w n e d Philadelphia 36-32: Green Bay tied Los An- geles 24-24: Minnesota whipped Chicago 41-14: Dallas overcame Pittsburgh 17-14: and Detroitl outclassed San Francisco 24-7. 1

Western Division champion Bai- ‘

JIMMY BROWN

The Green Bay Packers earned the ri to represent the West in the Playoff Bowl at Miami against the Cardinals de- spite the tie.

The Packers finished with the same recor as Minnesota. which walloped the Bears but outscored the Vikings in their two games against each other.

The Colts and Redskins were locked in a 10-10 tie at the half but Jeri-y Hill ran seven yards for the go-nhead touchdown in the third period before Unitas passed for a touchdown and Moore scored twice to break It

open. BROUGHT CARDS VICTORY

Bakken's 19 - yarder brought the Cardinals the victory less than two minutes after he had missed a 53-yarder that seemed to have left the Eagles the win- ners. Don rumm's recovery of an Ollie Matson fumble set up the clincher.

lBrowns Tip Giants 52-20; Jimmy Brown Sets Record

fourth quarter against the Steelers.

O Curling Draw The following is the curling draw for Monday night at the Charlottetown Club. (Spares needed)

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p.m. Ice 1 —- D. George. J. Brooks. H. MacLennan. D. Ward vs. ’I‘. Whitlock. B. Ball. A. Home. 3. Harper.

Ice 2 — H. Douglas. Dr. Willis, B. Hopkins. H. Shama vs. B. Boyles. Dr. MacKay. H. Coffin, Hec. MacDougall.

Ice 3 - G. Kays, E. Ford, Harvey Douglas. F. Coady vs. F. MacMillan. M. White, D. Tay- lor. G. Schleyer.

Ice 4 —- B. LeClair. V. ltton. F. Burke vs. J. Burden, L. Le- ger. G. Gallant. E. Jay.

Ice 5 -— H. Peters. A. Love Dr. Higgins. B. Crockett vs. B

toe and belted each other with- seemed totally in control. and as out much interference. We no- long as there were enough boys ticed one of the boys had time to left to play the game. it should feint with his left and then de- have gone on. Do you remember

In the American League. it;get the ban they s°°red' . was Buffalo 30 Denver 19: Kan-5 I" "‘9 Sunday wesmr“ DM‘

lsas City 49 San Diego 5; Ho", sion tilt. Moore scored two itouchdowns. givmg him a rec-

Bart Starr’s five-yard touch- down pass to Boyd Dowler and Taylor's one-yard plunge in the

MacGregor, J. Ledgerwood. C. MacDonald. M. MacLean.

.30 p.m. Ice 1 — C. Flemming. L. Bag-

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tiger ant-lg?! cross. Clahet flow. the fighting in Chicago th ree M“ ' ’ “I " ' ' ' ' .' ' i ' (sion 33 New York 17. rd t m of 20 for the season fourth quarter brought the Pac-

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p "’ my grimggrgggrgnaggidgg THE KIND OF DAY WHEN THINGS PIIE UP oars ills-m TOUCHDOWN .lim Taylor of Green Bay scored :3? Dam $3M": fiwirdRa-E; “all'EE'MTh%ms°f& a???“ we." thinking M writing a the game wasfl called. Gamesl V ’ v _ l Saturday‘s contest Jim 19 in 1962. Moore. scoring in his heave from m" Mum” to vs. . at; ona . ‘. c on.

book for refines entitled: are stopped mostly because of. far defenpema" Tim Hnr‘ day mgm 3; he helps goalie Boston 6-3 hill‘ still remained lBrown churned out 99 yards on 18th consecutive game. also won Bucky pope [or the n"; “or. ald‘ L' Bur 9‘ 13°” 0R°urke' .

“The Importance of the Ear_ special“ involvement n d ion is on the bottom of the pile Terry San'chllk snlotlit‘l‘ a in third place in the National ‘20 carries and scored his 105th the NFL's scoring title with 120 of the game Ice 2 — D. ORourke. P. 0-

I! Tackle " If we do we'll there was apparentlv no sign of; in [mm of the Leaf goal satur' 805m" athk' Tnmnm hm" “Mikey League s‘andmgs' ltOuChdown' tying the all'time Pomts- Bill Brown scored three geollllrke' gr'cfloow' gamp'

send "Friday night’s officials this. The boys who went too far lgggerrelggzdngggn by Ha“ °f CAUGHT FIVE PASSES llouchdowns on a m-yard pass a, Dillon, 3. annlllggl‘ mlth'

-°mP m9“ 3" Coples- " I“ l" deserve 5”“ Penaules- and "0 ; Cleveland's Lou Groza put the Berry caught five passes. from Fran Tarkenton and :1 Ice 3 - A. Burke. A. Llewel-

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lyn. A. Saunders, S. Levers vs. J. Squarebriggs. J. Square- briggs. Jr.. J. Whalen. L. John- ston.

scored on a 30-yard strike from John Unitas and brought his 10- year reception total to a record 506. That eclipsed the mark of

pair of one - yard plunges brought his season total to 16 and led the Vikings against the

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mess to the arbiters. we. admit doubt will get them from the’ i

there was an awful lot of talk executive of the league. but.‘ . - owns. out I" from WI") 3 39‘

ling to do. and those. boys are please, let's protect. if at all pos-‘ y.ard field goal in the M“ De"

paid to referee hockey match- sible. the rights of the innOcen't “Th G. m {gm g b k e la s. l in ac

es. not play football. Then b sitters in the tands who aid‘ - again. the players who usual- toy see a finishedscontest. p l l DALLAS lAPi _ Th2 south. from what was undoubtedly Y, 504 set by Bill How'ton. who Bears. . I Ice i— G. Stewart. K. Acorn, W ‘wesf Conference placed tr Uni- A. Tittle's farewell. drove to it played with the Packers and The Milt Plum to Jim Gib- C. Whitenect. J. Vautour vs. JUnior Form l lt-pmly of Arkansas on indefinite score. Tittle's seven-yard pass Dallas Cowboys. ’ bons aerial act clicked on 64 and Dr. MacDonald. J. Cameron. W. s - e l prohatlh Saturday for violation to Dick James put the Giants Moore won the scoring title 82. yard .scorlng plays as the Rood. F. Cox. 7 ‘of Sports re ' i ru es. by five points over Cleveland‘s Lions whipped the 49ers. 5 — M. Bell. D. Bell. B.

1 out in front 7-3 after 4:10 of the second quarter.

t was all for the Giants. The next six times the Browns

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Ice Willis. D. Miller vs. lant. E. Nicholson, Neill. A. MacEwen.

Lou Groza and Jim Bakken of Parry Dunn cracked St. Louis. who each wound uplthree yards for the Cowboys' with 115. lclinching touchdown in the

The Juniors showed a sur- prising reversal of form. and one good thing about this lea- gue is that it‘s never safe to bet your last penny on the re- sult of any match. There are surprises. Combines seemed to be aining power. and the Juniors were definite- ly the underdogs. Still. they led 5-2 with only 3“.- minutes to go. and barring a miracle. would have still been out in front when the final siren sounded. Once before when they seemed to be the weak-

trounced Borden 12-4. "unpre- dictable" seems to be t word for them.

PHILADELPHIA IAPleMld-ICllerry Hills. NJ. and promo.' The penalty was withoul sanc- he dleweight champion Joey Glar-lter .limnly Rigzlo oplimistic- "nn- meallmg ll amllllllls only dello makes the first defence llf‘ally predicts a crowd of abolitl'" 5‘ Nb"C COHdemnall0n~ Ar- . . his title as a 9—5 favorite over 9.000 and a gross gate of $150.. kamas- the Southwest Confer- L?“"5 Macmnalds Bordenlhard ~ hitting Rubin Hurricane 000, [l the shin“. draws $1m~000.19ll(‘9 football l‘llflmplon- Will be Natlonals seem to have 5t"lenl'C‘arter at Convention Hall Mon- ‘it could be called a smash suc- ‘3‘"? In Play in 1he Cotton Bowl the spotlight from the otherldav night, ‘ccss. Jan. 1 in New Orleans. teams of late. in two games This' is Glal'dcllo's home‘ The”. will be no television of Arkansas was assessed the with the league-leading Eaglesi toll-n. although he. lives in ‘the Iii-rounder. Starting timc is lpp'V‘H—V f” excesswe campus they lost a close 5-4 game. and‘———————-——-—; _ Wisils by athlete. lavish enter- then won 5.2. Jim Mar-Lend is . (garden... a “49m” 0, lfiltainment of athletes. contacting getting good mileage out of his Wear; of pro hauling. “.0” me athletes at a high school basket. boys. They seem a rough andl .‘chanipionship of lhc ion-pound -:Largnganlgl‘n Vl‘ga‘llon 0‘ a 09“- y '. . minor hockeyldlvifinn h_\‘ mil oin in: Ill, -l ('9 9: an 00 many "5' foqgh ere“ “Imam bemg “fa week of play.vored ruler. Digit 'I‘iger ill3 \fl'zi- "5 h" Arkansas Name“ to the chippy. much like the Eagles in at mamw City. NJ. ’llnlllFferllS of prospective ath. 53 l‘ letcs

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