WEEKEND PRO FOOTBALL
By The Associated Press
CHICAGO — The Chicago Bears
have taken over undisputed pos
session of first place in the West
ern Conference of the National
Football League by overwhelming
the Green Bay Packers, 26 to 7.
The two teams had shared the lead
with eight and one records.
CLEVELAND — The St. Louis
Cardinals have knocked Cleveland
out of a share of first place in the
Eastern Conference of the National
Football League and tied the
Browns for second place by de
feating them, 20 to 14.
BOSTON — The Boston Patriots
and Kansas City Chiefs played to
a 24 to 24 tie in their American
Football League game. Kansas City
tied the score in the final period
when Eddie Wilson hit Curtis Mc
Clinton with a touchdown pass.
Jack Spikes then came through
with the kick for the extra point.
DENVER—Two long touchdown
passes by Dick Wood in the second
quarter gave the New York Jets a
14 to 9 American Football League
triumph over the Denver Broncos.
BUFFALO — Three field goals
by George Blair helped the San
Diego Chargers to a 23 to 13 Amer
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ican Football League victory over
the Buffalo Bills.
DALLAS — The Dallas Cow
boys climbed out of last place in
the National Footbal League’s
Eastern Conference by defeating
the Philadelphia Eagles 27 to 20.
M INN E APOLIS -ST. PAUL —
Johnny Unitas tossed two scoring
passes to Jimmy Orr in the final
quarter to bring the Baltimore
< Colts from behind for a 37 to 34
victory over the Minnesota Vikings
in their free-scoring National
Football League game.
WASHINGTON — Gary Ball
man scored the winning touchdown
for the second game in a row for
Pittsburgh as the Steelers came
from behind to beat the Washing
ton Redskins, 34 to 28, in their
National Football League game.
NEW YORK — Quarterback
; Y. A. Tittle threw four touchdown
passes to lead the New York Gi
ants to a 48 to 14 rout over the San
Francisco 49ers and into first place
in the Eastern Conference of the
Natonal Football League.
DETROIT — Three touchdown
passes by quarterback Roman Gab
; riel led the Los Angeles Rams to a
'28 to 21 upset over the Detroit
Lions in their National Football
League game.
SPORT LAUGH
The Saugerties High School in
New York State has won 31
straight football games. Saugerties
is in Dutchess County, the land of
Rip Van Winkle. This led Will
Grimsley, Associated Press foot
ball expert, to conclude that Sau
gerties must use a lot of sleeper
plays.
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ALUM FIVE IN
SEASON DEBUT
The Nome High School Nanooks
successfully cleared their first
hurdle in the Nome High School
Basketball season. Steff and Stan
Anderson paced the Nanooks as
they came from a 10 point deficit
to topple the Alumni team for the
first time in several years.
A stingy High School defense
and lead-scoring spurts by John
Bahnke and Robbie Fagerstrom
proved too much for a battling but
tiring Alumni five. Willie Willoya
and Arnie Castel paced the grad
uates to a 15-5 first quarter lead
but the Nanooks soared back to a
15 all tie at the half.
Steff Anderson was high point
man for the students with 15
points and brother. Stan Anderson i
had ten. Bahnke and Fagerstrom
followed with nine and six. For
the Alums it was Willie Willoya
and Arnie Castel who were high
with ten points each.
Shooting percentages were not
good in this annual classic opening
game as the Alums got 15 of 48 for
a 31.3 percentage and the High
School fired 72 times and hit on
16 for a 22.2 percentage.
At the free throw line the per-1
centage was not much better when
the Nanooks hit only 14 of 34
for 41 percentage and the Alumni
got 7 of 18 for 39 per cent.
Heavyweight Boxer Shot
MIAMI, Fla. UF> — Police in Mi
ami have arrested one man and
are seeking two others in the shoot
ing of Mike DeJohn, heavyweight
boxer. DeJohn suffered flesh
wounds in both legs just before
dawn today in a fight in a parking
lot outside a bar in Miami.
DeJohn was treated at a hospital
and sent home. Jose Sanz, 26 years
old, was charged with aggravated
assault. DeJohn announced a
month ago that he was retiring
from boxing after losing a deci
sion to George Chuvalo.
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Monday, November 18, 1963
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Filipino Keeps Title
MANILA (At — Flash Elorde of
Manila has retained his junior
' lightweight boxing title. He was
i declared the winner when the ref
eree disqualified challenger Love
Allotey during a scheduled 15
round match in Manila.
Referee Jaime Valencia stopped
the fight in the 11th round after
taking numerous points away from
Allotey for fouling. He called a
; halt after 36 seconds of the round
when Alotey hit Eorde on the
break for the fourth or fifth time.
Aootey charged at the referee
when he raised Elorde’s hand in
victory and the challenger had to
be restrained from taking a punch
at the official.
The crowd of 30,000 booed Al
lotey and threw oranges, soda
bottles and other debris into the
ring.
ANB-Hornets Scramble
Set for Tuesday Night
ANB and defending champions,
the Polar Hornets, open the 1963
64 City League Basketball season
| tomorrow night at the Nome High
School Gym. Game time is 7 p.m.
I The second game will pit the Mer
chants versus the High School at
) 8:30 p.m.
The “N” Club will again sell
; City League season tickets for $10,
and beanies for 75 cents. The pro
ceeds go toward traveling ex
penses for the team and cheer
leaders.
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Thursday, November 21st
“Once and for All” A T',ree A« c»medy
Admission $1.00
8:00 P.M.
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